The exact number of mosquitoes in the world is impossible to calculate, but according to the most authoritative estimates by experts, their total population may range from 110 trillion to several quadrillion individuals.
There are approximately 3,700 species of mosquitoes in the world. They are found almost everywhere, except for two places on Earth — Iceland and Antarctica.
The greatest number of species has been registered in regions with warm and humid climates:
According to scientists' estimates, there may be up to 16,000 mosquitoes for one person on the planet. However, any estimates remain approximate, as the insects have a short life span, reproduce quickly, and are widespread in inaccessible regions for counting.
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