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If a mosquito bites a human vein, will the mosquito explode?
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If a mosquito bites a human vein, will the mosquito explode?

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No, because that’s how they get their food, from biting human burn.
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No

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it wont explode because mosquito's bite our veins, that's how they get their food and how they make their lava. now if a mosquito bit our artery, then they will explode.

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