Mosquitoes are everywhere in summer. Is there a country without mosquitoes in the world?

Do you find that summer is a season of love and hate? You can blow air conditioning, eat ice cream and watch movies every day. And sweet watermelon, not to mention how comfortable it is. But summer is also a nasty season, because there are too many mosquitoes! Whether you use mosquito-repellent incense trays, toilet water or electric mosquito-repellent incense tablets, mosquito nets can't stop you from being stung all over by them. Is there a country without mosquitoes?

Yes, this country is Iceland. There are absolutely no mosquitoes in Iceland, and there is no need to bring Liushen toilet water. There will be mosquitoes in the countryside or in the grass.

Some flying insects are annoying, but they will never bite you. Iceland is a country where there are neither mosquitoes nor wild animals harmful to people. The reason may be mainly because the weather and climate in Iceland are relatively dry and the temperature is relatively low.

So animals that need hibernation can't live in Iceland, they have to face permanent hibernation.

Mosquitoes breed in summer, and the temperature in Iceland directly strangles mosquitoes in winter, so the outdoor in Iceland is very safe and healthy except windy or a little cold, especially their air and water. So if you hate mosquitoes or friends who are allergic to mosquitoes. You can consider trying to make money and then immigrate to Iceland or some Nordic countries. Generally speaking, there are fewer mosquitoes in countries or regions with low temperatures.

What if you have no money or can't bear to part with your country? Then take protective measures. For example, the simplest thing is to buy a plate of mosquito-repellent incense and light it every day. Then when you turn on the air conditioner at night, close the window of the room or buy a mosquito net. Remember to spray toilet water and prevent mosquito dew when you go out. Try to keep your body dry to avoid attracting mosquitoes.