OK, now we have Asian Tiger mosquitoes.

[Mooshashi]

What's next? Frogs falling from the sky? Angels coming for your first born son?

MISSION VIEJO – A second type of mosquito that carries the Zika virus has been discovered in Mission Viejo, according to a Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District official.

Asian Tiger mosquitoes were found last week at a home near the corner of Olympiad Road and Melinda Road, Dave Leckness, a trustee with the Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control, said Saturday.

The mosquitoes were detected using several traps on the exterior of the home.

Samples were collected from the traps on Tuesday and Vector Control inspectors conducted a thorough inspection of the home the following day, Leckness said.

[Mammoth]

Jesus Christ what the fuck already?

[Beercules]

Jesus Christ what the fuck already?

We are so ****ed

[Mammoth]

We are so ****ed

Some new ****** Asian shit like every week.

[Thuglife Nelo]

These things were recently released to help “complications” for covid-19. The world has an cynical way to ease population or “cleansing.”

[AKAcronym]

This game of Jumanji needs to end already.

[Ubeja Vontell]

I have never actually read Revelations, now might be the time.

[Eff Pandas]

Don't Zika just give babies small heads? There's too many giant forehead mfers in the US anyway. We could use some small head kids.

Probably just turn into a new p#rnhub category in 20 years. "Smallhead Hoes". "Mini Forehead Thot's".

[-Kev-]

All because of that b/tch Carole Baskin.

[Combat Talk Radio]

...since there's no link I can't tell if the writers are inept or the OP just reacted, but...

Asian Tiger mosquitoes have been a thing in the US since the 80's bro.

When the Asian tiger mosquito (Aedes albopictus) arrived in the United States in the 1980s, it took the invasive blood-sucker only one year to spread from Houston to St. Louis.

They just never went further west because of the wild temperature swings you find in the Mountain regions and I would suspect that the only reason they ended up as far as California is because of hitching rides on trucks. It was going to happen eventually.

They're really not that big a threat and fairly simple to manage.