How do mosquitoes bite people?

Mosquitoes are as light as feathers. Their concealed biting behavior is very effective, and you usually don't know that you have been bitten (unless you hear or see them) until the culprit who sucks the blood flies away.

When a mosquito falls on you, it will quickly insert its proboscis into your skin. The proboscis is like a small straw with several parts. The female mosquito will use her proboscis to locate the blood vessels. When she sucks blood into her body, she releases anticoagulated saliva to keep the blood flowing.

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