world's most deadliest animal to humans are mosquitoes

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The world's deadliest animal to humans are mosquitoes, yep you read that right. mosquitoes, the tiny bugs which use to suck blood from humans and other mammals are responsible to carry deadly viruses from maybe mammal to humans or human to human.
Nearly 0.7 million to 1 million people die each year only because of mosquitoes, which is the highest of any animal. Even the rate of humans killed by humans is less than the rate of humans killed because of mosquitoes.
This is because they carry deadly viruses such as dengue, malaria, chikungunya, yellow fever, Zika disease, West Nile disease, etc or even maybe any other diseases or viruses by which any person is affected that can be transferred to another person if the persons are bitten by the same mosquito.
But let us tell you that male mosquitoes don’t spread such viruses, as they only feed on plant juices, whereas the female mosquitoes are only responsible for spreading such viruses as they use to suck blood from mammals.

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