Tecnologia

Zanzara tigre, raggi X sui maschi: si accoppiano ma niente figli

Con Dengue e Zika alle porte, il piano è inondare le città di zanzare tigre maschio che non sanno più fare figli.

Gianluca Riccio

A dramatic macro close-up photograph of a male tiger mosquito (Aedes albopictus) mid-flight, wings fully extended and detailed, hovering against a softly blurred cemetery background with weathered stone monuments, candles, and flower vases. The insect is lit with a cool, clinical blue-white light suggesting X-ray or laboratory exposure, with a faint glowing aura around its body. The overall mood is scientific yet slightly surreal — precise entomological detail combined with an eerie, cinematic atmosphere. Shallow depth of field, photorealistic style with a slight editorial documentary quality.

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