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You could give malaria nets to people in countries with high rates of malaria. The problem is the net is hot underneath, and people do not take it seriously. People would not use the net because it is not comfortable for them.

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You could try to get rid of all mosquitoes, but first of all that is close to impossible. Also, mosquitoes are a part of a large number of ecosystems, and fully taking them out of all ecosystems would cause trophic cascade which would result in the collapse of thousands of ecosystems around the world.

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Instead of just popping red blood cells, some merozoites instead develop to their sexual form. They become gametocytes. Then once another mosquito comes along for a blood meal, the cycle is able to continue.

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Animals to produce new red blood cells. The only problem is the speed of the reproduction. The speed that the merozoites attack and pop the red blood cells is faster than the speed that the body produces new red blood cells.

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The merozoites then infect red blood cells. A similar process occurs as in the liver -- the merozoites reproduce rapidly. Once there are too many merozoites in a red blood cell it will pop and die, while at the same time releasing thousands of new merozoites into the blood stream.

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The sporozoites travel to the liver, and make their way into a liver cell. There, the sporozoites develop into merozoites. Once a liver cell has too many merozoites, it will pop. The merozoites then travel into the blood stream.

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When the mosquito prepares to drink a blood meal, she will release saliva into the victim. During this release of saliva, the sporozoites are released into the blood stream. This individual is now infected with the protist that causes malaria.

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When a mosquito drinks blood from an animal, it first injects both a numbing solution and an anti-clotting solution into the blood to make sure the animal can not feel the bite and to insure their blood meal is liquid.

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The oocyst begins to produce sporozoites, which are released from the oocyst and travel to the salivary glands of the mosquito.

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Once inside the mosquito's stomach the gametocytes mature -- male forms produce sperm, while female forms produce oocyte. The zygote travels to the outer lining of the mosquito's stomach and forms an oocyst.

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A pregnant mosquito needs a blood meal. They drink the blood of someone infected with Malaria. They take in many forms of the parasite, including gametocytes.

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Caused by a parasite called Plasmodium Falciparum. Travels between mosquitoes and other animals.