Culicidae is a family of mosquitoes commonly found around the world and well-known for spreading deadly diseases. Some of the prominent synonyms for Culicidae include mosquito, gnat, sandfly, midge, and chironomid. These insects can be characterized by their long legs, slender bodies, and elongated proboscis. They thrive in warm and moist environments and are most active during the evening and early morning hours. The Culicidae family includes over 3,500 species, each with their unique adaptations and preferred habitats. Given the importance of mosquitoes as disease vectors, there is a continuous effort to develop innovative ways to control their populations and ensure public health and safety.