The recent rainfall in Houston, Texas, has caused many residents to see an influx in mosquitoes -- some of which are reportedly the size of a quarter. SNAKES ON A PLANE: PASSENGER FLEW FROM GERMANY TO RUSSIA WITH 20 SNAKES IN HIS BAG“Houston, we’ve got a mosquito problem,” another Twitter user wrote. “I left Dallas this morning and, upon pulling into my garage in Houston, was greeted by 15 mosquitos,” wrote another user. When it rains, female mosquitoes take to stagnant water to lay their eggs. “With so much rainfall, water gathers quickly and cannot easily evaporate or soak into the ground,” the pest-management site said.

Source: Fox News September 15, 2018 18:45 UTC