
Ankle-hungry mosquitoes are plaguing Southern California
Fox News
The Aedes mosquito, a tropical insect with a hunger for human ankles, has migrated in mass to Southern California. It needs relatively small amounts of water.
The insects appear to have migrated to southern California this summer near the San Fernando Valley and San Diego area, according to a report from CBS News.
These bugs are different from most mosquitos because they do not need large bodies of water to survive. The Aedes only need a small amount of water — less than a quarter inch — and prefer to stay in shady outdoor areas. They are described as black with white stripes across their legs and bodies.

College student dies in tragic ski accident at Wisconsin resort, marking second death within a month
Ski accident kills Alexandra Blattner, 20-year-old University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh student, who reportedly crashed into a tree at Granite Peak Ski Resort on Feb. 5.












