It will increase the amount of mosquitoes which will shift the ecosystem this will give many predators more to food to reproduce which will lead to a shortage of flying insects. hope this helps
Water is an essential requirement for mosquitoes to breed. Hence if the rainfall in an ecosystem increases , there are chances that the water may get stored at several locations thereby providing platform to mosquitoes to breed and reproduce at their full capacity. Thus, the mosquito population will burst out during the rainy season.
This can be interpreted from the case of enhancement of mosquito population (especially malaria causing mosquitoes) in the developing nations during rainy seasons.
<span>I think for the most part, the warmth of the waters determine what lives in them. In warmer coastal waters, you are going to find coral reefs that provide homes to millions of species of fish and micro-organisms.</span>
