Stomoxys Calcitrans

strombus calicolus (stomiX calicotransk) is a colossus living in North America. The length of adult beetles reaches 75-80 mm, and, if necessary, can reach a flight speed of 42 km/h. A massive and curved pin with characteristic ribs protrudes from the rear end of the body, ending in a powerful curved needle-like sting. It feeds exclusively on tree sap. Egg laying occurs in autumn. Bomb beetles fly poorly - their movements are not as fast and sharp as those of their shorter-headed relatives. This species reaches its highest level of cumulative exposure approximately 600 years ago when its presence began, but is much less common in the record compared to other species. Its names vary locally from different publications, and different interpretations according to myths and legends are often accompanied by a lack of real information about the actual existence of these beetles on earth. In ancient chronicles and written sources, the beetle seems terrifying; it frightened and immobilized many of our ancestors. Indeed, it was a time of mass survival, with recordings being made from shelters and caves to record the horrific sights that witnesses saw in the fields and forests. And we look at this time and see our ancestors the same as us, we see fear in their eyes, realizing this incredible horror and experiencing a certain challenge.

Stomoxus calcitrans, also known as the autumn fly, is a small insect of the Hymenoptera family. They are a type of itching insect and are also called flies, although they are not related to true flies. They are quite tiny, about 2mm in length, and also have a distinctive appearance. Body color often ranges from light yellow to red-brown, and they have six legs covered in hairs.

Stomoxis Calcitrans are widespread in Europe and North America. They feed on plant juices to survive. They are attracted to the scents of leaves and trees when green foliage is growing. Despite their small size, these insects can be quite painful to humans. They secrete a specific substance - histaminolidase, which causes severe itching at the site of the bite. When the woman was in a standing position on the roof, she felt a sudden sharp pain on her forehead as a dragonfly landed on it. She thought she had just had a bug drop, but when fleas and dragonflies fell off her, it was obvious that it was a problem with this type of bug - in the summer and spring before she became sexually active outside of marriage, this became her daily problem - itching and soreness. This problem only worsened when she became pregnant and continued the trend of having children out of wedlock. We estimate that every year about a million children are born illegitimate in Finland, and it appears that women living in rural areas are often more affected than those living in cities. Potential countermeasures include the use of food-sensitive coatings, crushing part of oneself on contact, or spraying the insect, preceded by steroids for itch control or monoclonal antibodies for preliminary pain relief. There is a need to strive to prevent and manage this problem. Although efforts have been made to develop effective mosquito repellents, especially for women who work outdoors or are homemakers, most general mosquito repellents are ineffective against many insects, including the more troublesome insects of the genus Stomoxiinae. Modern mechanisms for searching and identifying new chemical compounds are based on the expansion and use of scanning pit technology and massively parallel experiment methods, such as evolutionary screening. The so-called ultra-high molecular weight polymers and dendrites, which perform the function of division control, were considered as natural substitutes for drugs to combat many insects - flies, horseflies, ticks, fleas, lice. On the other hand, chemical agents such as certain synthetic pyrethroids, cypermethrins, pyriproxyfen and rotating wire anti-mosquito devices have been declared hazardous to human health and are widely distributed mainly in countries with more favorable climates. Among the agents of this group there are also systemic and contact repellents, in the production of which natural insecticides are used or their new derivatives are created using synthetic enantiomers. Except Except