How effective are spiders at catching mosqitoes

>>2448614
No, a spider needs probably one mosquito to survive for a good month. Find toads or lizards.

>>2448911
Or a shit load of schpiders

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He's not our ally. He's a silent guardian. A watchful protector. A Dark Knight.

>>2448943
CUTE

>>2448943
But that's a fruit bat.

>>2449265
You shouldn't think less of him for it.

>>2449267
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoDse9WV9po

>>2448614
Dragonflies eat mosquitoes

>>2450055
But die in a day.

>>2450316
no they don't.

Don't bees or wasps eat/kill mosquitos, but the bees/wasps population is reducing significantly? I know there's a hell of a lot more mosquitos around here this year than before. Can't sit outside with the dog for over a minute before they completely swarm us both.

>>2448614
>Bats
>Bees
>Wasps
>Toads
>Bug Eating Lizards

Or if you want you could grow these kinds of plants/flowers
>Citronella (lemon balm, lemon grass...bees love anything citrus)
>Lavender
>Marigolds
>Lemon Eucalyptus
>Catnip
>Anything in the mint family
>Eucalyptus
>Tansy
>Cedar
>Wormwood
>Geranium
>Cloves (Bees love them btw)
>Anise
>Rosemary

Plant them inside or hell use lemon eucalyptus mosquito repellent. It's very effective against mosquitoes and plus, it should be safe for dogs too. It's found in alot of DEET mosquito repellent too.