How do mosquito carry malaria?
Malaria parasites divide in your red blood cells. They are
liberated from there, to invade the fresh red blood cells. This
cycle continues to give you bouts of malarial fever. Some of the
parasites get converted into male and female gametes. When an
anopheles mosquito bites you, he sucks some male and female malaria
gametes. They get combined in the body of mosquito to form the
zygotes. These zygotes eventually travel to the salivary gland of
the mosquito. There from they are injected in the blood of next
host, before the blood is sucked, to give him malaria. Malaria
parasites get multiplied in the liver cells of the host, before
they attack the red blood cells.