BETWEEN A MALE AND A FEMALE MOSQUITO WHICH ONE CAUSES MALARIA?

Between a Male and a Female mosquito which one causes Malaria?

Human malaria is carried out by certain species of mosquito of the Anopheles genus. They are the only females species of mosquitoes that can transmit malaria.
Both the Male and female mosquitoes feeds on various sources of sugar such as nectar. In addition to the sugar source female anopheles mosquitoes require iron and other nutrients for the developments of their eggs. As a result she bites the human to obtain the blood. The male does not need these proteins hence they do not transfer malaria.
Through the bite, a female anopheles mosquito transmits malaria, if they have been infected through a previous blood meal taken (If its host was infected).
It is true that the female anopheles mosquitoes are the only species of mosquito that can transmit human malaria.
Birds and other reptiles can also get Plasmodium, though different species than those that infect humans and other mammals, and these kinds of malaria can also be transmitted by other kinds of mosquitoes,

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