The plan that has already reached the US Government has as its beginning one of the most powerful companies in the world, Google will release 32 million mosquitoes infected with Wolbachia bacteria. What seemed like part of a script for a science fiction movie is going to become a reality in the coming days or could do so after a process that can change everything and that, without a doubt, will end up giving us more than one completely unexpected surprise. In these days that we have ahead of us.

These experts who have raised mosquitoes in a laboratory that have been infected with a bacteria that may end up being the one that will accompany us soon. Not only will we have to fight with one of the worst plagues in recent times, but we also have an important fight ahead of us that may be the one that will accompany us shortly. A change in trend that may be what will give us a sudden change in the way in which we can treat one of the most important pests of recent times.

A plan that has already reached the US Government

The US government has a plan on the table that can change everything and that, without a doubt, will end up making an important difference. In these days when perhaps no one would have imagined some notable trend changes in these days ahead of us.

An important change is coming that may end up being what will accompany us shortly. It is time to clearly bet on some elements that perhaps no one would have thought of at the time. A pest like mosquitoes can transmit all kinds of diseases that could be addressed by experts.

The latest technology uses these insects to transport a bacteria that we may not know about. Infecting these animals that can then bite humans, but also other animals, may end up giving us some completely unexpected surprises in these days ahead of us.

It’s time to find out what plan one of the most powerful companies in the world has come up with and how it could affect us in a way that perhaps no one would have imagined in these days ahead of us.

Google is going to release 32 million mosquitoes infected with the Wolbachia bacteria

The Wolbachia bacteria is the protagonist of one of those experiments that makes our hair stand on end and that we will find it difficult to believe that we are facing a change in trend that, without a doubt, will end up making an important difference in these days ahead of us.

As explained by the Worldmosquitoprogram: «Wolbachia is an extremely common bacteria that is found naturally in 50% of insect species, including some mosquitoes, fruit flies, moths, dragonflies and butterflies. Wolbachia is safe for humans and the environment. Independent risk analyzes indicate that the release of Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes poses a negligible risk to humans and the environment.

Wolbachia lives inside insect cells and is passed from one generation to the next through an insect’s eggs. “Aedes aegypti mosquitoes do not normally carry Wolbachia, as many other mosquitoes do.”

Continuing with the same explanation: » We discovered that when Aedes aegypti mosquitoes carry Wolbachia, the bacteria compete with other viruses such as dengue, Zika, chikungunya and yellow fever. This hinders the ability of viruses to reproduce within mosquitoes. Additionally, mosquitoes are less likely to transmit viruses from person to person. This means that when Aedes aegypti mosquitoes carry the natural Wolbachia bacteria, the transmission of viruses such as dengue, Zika, chikungunya and yellow fever decreases. For this reason, at World Mosquito Program we breed mosquitoes that carry Wolbachia. Then, in partnership with local communities, we release them in areas affected by mosquito-borne diseases. This implies a lower risk of disease in the communities where we work.

So this program is based on a scientific theory that can change everything if it works: «Three independent risk assessments have been carried out on our Wolbachia method. The results have concluded that the release of mosquitoes carrying Wolbachia poses a negligible risk. This is the lowest rating there is. Risk assessments found Wolbachia to be safe for people, animals and the environment. World Mosquito Program has received regulatory approval from government agencies in all countries where we release Wolbachia-carrying mosquitoes. Furthermore, we do not release mosquitoes with Wolbachia without the support of communities.