Karen: Hello, Iím here with an interview with Mr. Bob, a mosquito.  So, Mr. Bob, how would you explain your complection? 

Mr.Bob:  Well, actually I think Iím quite handsome.  Though some would think otherwise, I  have a long sharp tube that comes out from my mouth.   I need that tube to survive. 

Karen:  Mr. Bob, can you explain your life-cycle of a mosquito? 

Mr.Bob:  Well, it can be a little complicated.  First, we start in an egg.  Then we hatch, and move on to our larva stage.  We then grow into a pupa, then to our last stage, an adult. 

Karen:  Thank you. That was well thought out.  Now, can you tell us where you can be found? 

Mr. Bob:  Well, we can be found almost anywhere, such as rivers, ditches, grass, woodland pools, fresh floodwater, and tidal floodwater. 

Karen:  Wow! Thatís a lot of places.  Alright, hereís your next question.  What is your scientific classification? 

Mr. Bob: I donít, now look it up.    

Karen:  That was interesting.  Now, what helps you so that you are able to survive in the wild? 

Mr.Bob: Well I need blood to survive so must depend on others.  

Karen:  Very good.  Can you explain your niche in the biome? 

Mr. Bob: All I do is suck blood,Ok!!!  

Karen:  Ok. We have a picture here of you on a cow.  Can you explain this bizzare appearance? 

Mr.Bob:  Well I was hungry. 

Karen:  Hungry? So you eat a cow? 

Mr.Bob:  Not exactly.  Just the blood. 

Karen:  Blood?! You drink blood?! 

Mr.Bob:Uh, yeah. 

Karen:  Thatís disgusting.  Well, letís just move on. 

Mr. Bob: Whats next? 

Karen: Well, it looks like we're out of time. Thanks.