The most straightforward way to bite a mosquito back is to wait until it lands and begins biting you, then quickly bite it. This can take some skill and timing because mosquitoes are small and fast. A recommended approach is to prepare your jaws near the mosquito's landing spot and bite it as soon as it begins feeding on your blood.
Some humorous or unconventional suggestions found online include using a cup to trap the mosquito and then biting the cup to catch it, or even using "mosquito toys" to "discipline" them, but these are not practical or common methods.
In general, while biting a mosquito back can be done with practice, it’s more practical to focus on preventing mosquito bites using repellents, protective clothing, and mosquito nets, as these methods are safer and more effective.
So, to bite a mosquito back, wait patiently for it to start biting, then quickly bite it off. It may take practice to succeed. If further tips on prevention or bite treatment are desired, additional information is available.
