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The five tricks Disney uses to stop guests being feasted on by mosquitoes - and how you can recreate them at home
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Disney's efforts to control mosquito populations are particularly significant in its Florida-based theme parks, given the state's subtropical climate and propensity for mosquito-borne illnesses. The company's strategies for managing mosquitoes are likely informed by the need to protect both guests and employees from bites and potential disease transmission. By implementing measures such as drainage networks, Disney aims to minimize the presence of standing water, which is a key breeding ground for mosquitoes.
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The five tricks Disney uses to stop guests being feasted on by mosquitoes - and how you can recreate them at home
The secret lies in an expansive drainage network designed to keep the region’s water constantly moving
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