Mosquitoes, one of the most common pests in the world, appear every summer, like to bite people, make people itchy, it is not only very itchy, but also when you sleep will make a buzzing sound to disturb people's rest, people are very annoying. Moreover, mosquitoes have strong vitality and strong reproductive ability, whether it is high temperature or severe cold and other cruel environments, they have a strong ability to survive. So which country doesn't even have mosquitoes?
This country is "Iceland", a non-EU island nation in the North Atlantic, located at the confluence of the North Atlantic and the Arctic Ocean, the capital is Reykjavik, and is regarded as one of the five Nordic countries. With an area of about 103,000 square kilometers, it is the least densely populated country in Europe. Although it is located on the edge of the Arctic Circle, it has a warm North Atlantic current so that the temperature is moderate; the inland is mainly a plain landform, with sandy, cooling lava plains and glaciers in the territory; because it is located on the mid-Atlantic ridge, it is a multi-volcanic, geologically active country.
It is such a unique geographical environment that causes Iceland to have an average temperature of 11 °C in summer and -1 °C in winter. The average annual temperature in Iceland is 4.3°C. At this average temperature, mosquitoes can barely survive. So there are no mosquitoes in Iceland, and the only thing you can see is probably mosquito specimens.