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From all American cities, Orlando ranks eighth mosquitoes , according to a recent report of Terminix . In fact, the state of Florida arrives in third in total behind Texas and California. "Hot temperatures, high humidity and large breeding grounds create an ideal environment for mosquitoes to thrive," said the report.

So, how, then, Disney World, did he locate Smack Dab in the middle of Orlando, with a lot of water characteristics, has absolutely no mosquitoes to speak? The reason is quite incredible.

In relation: 20 secrets Disney Park employees never tell you .

How Disney World remains without mosquitoes.

In a recent Tiktok video , Disney Influencer @ Disney_dad1 Shares the "genius" hacking behind the lack of Mosquitoes from Disney World.

When Walt Disney Designed the themed park in the mid -1960s, he hired an entomologist or a scientist who studied insects, to design a way to keep mosquitoes without affecting customer experience, according to @ disney_dad1.

"First of all, Disney does not let water sit seated," he explains. "No standing puddles. Everything drains quickly. Fountains are constantly flowing. Even decorative moats have traffic."

In Another video , He points out that even buildings and landscapes are designed to discourage standing water: "gutters, roofs and bridges are built to drain water."

Why is it important? "The mosquitoes are attracted by stagnant water Because it is a stable environment where their eggs can develop and hatch, " Diana Ludwiczak ,, Inspector of Bags and Parasites certified in NYC and the founder of Doctor Sniffs Bed Bug Dogs, previously said Best life . "The larvae need water still to survive, so that the pools of standing water are ideal breeding grounds."

Then, @ Disney_dad1 says that Disney World staff "have slightly vaporized the parks with a garlic repellent".

Garlic is often used naturally Mosquito-reparters Since the bugs hate perfume, but it is not perceptible for the human nose. It is also non -toxic.

Finally, @ Disney_dad1 shares that Disney World is home to many "natural predators" that dismiss mosquitoes. This includes dragonflies, birds and even bats at night.

"Disney has essentially created a small ecosystem where mosquitoes lose each time," he says.

This is only a hidden aspect of Disney World.

Like the notes @ Disney_dad1, perhaps the most astonishing part of Disney's anti-masquito infrastructure is that everything is completely hidden from the guests-just like the secret trash tunnels.

THE " trash tunnels "Are actually part of the automated Vacuum collection system (AVC) from Disney. The blog Walt world Explains that these "underground corridors" actually cross the first level of Disney World, while the guests walk on the second level.

The AVACs has "17 collection points around Magic Kingdom and an underground system of empty tubes", they say. "Every 15 minutes, the garbage is sucked at 60 miles on time at a compactor behind Splash Mountain. Here, it is compressed and then removed from [the] property."