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Think your bug zapper works on mosquitoes? Scientists reveal the ugly truth that might change your outdoor plans. Pheelings media / Shutterstock.com
Summer is almost over, but mosquitoes haven’t quite disappeared for the year. If you want to keep the pests at bay during late summer or early fall nights, don’t count on a bug zapper to help much. The Washington Post reports that bug zappers are ineffective at protecting people from mosquitoes. James Fordyce, an entomologist at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, tells the Post: Fordyce is…
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