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Not well at all really. In a study of insects zapped in a five-day period, only 6.4% were mosquitoes. And of that amount, less than half were the blood-sucking, disease-spreading females. Although, taking out a few male mosquitoes doesn’t hurt since they do have their part in propagating the species.
