Yes, mosquitoes can fly in the rain. This is surprising because a single raindrop weighs 50 times more than a mosquito. However, mosquitoes are incredibly lightweight, so the force of a raindrop impacting them is minimal. They simply go with the flow of the raindrops instead of trying to fight them, allowing them to fly through a downpour without being significantly affected.
- A raindrop's force is low due to the mosquito's light weight.
- Mosquitoes use their light weight to their advantage and don't try to dodge raindrops.
- They can continue biting even while it's raining.
