HAEMAGOGUS – Primary Vectors of Jungle Yellow Fever

Deep within the tropical forests of the Americas, a silent and dangerous enemy lurks. This documentary unveils the fascinating world of Haemagogus mosquitoes, the primary vectors of jungle yellow fever. Through a meticulous exploration, the film delves into the life cycle of these insects, from their proliferation in tree holes to their routine search for blood in the forest canopy. You'll get to know the species Haemagogus Janthinomys, Haemagogus Capricornii, and Haemagogus Leucocelaenus and understand how their unique habits and characteristics make them a constant threat to the health of monkeys and humans alike. The documentary also highlights the importance of entomological surveillance and the monitoring of epizootics (the death of primates) to predict and combat disease outbreaks.