As well for humans, you will have to consider demographical data and other data like gender, height, weight, body fat, in general how healthy the human is etc. which lead to even more questions.
Using just the models can mitigate these concerns
As well for humans, you will have to consider demographical data and other data like gender, height, weight, body fat, in general how healthy the human is etc. which lead to even more questions.
Using just the models can mitigate these concerns
You could control that out to an extent by painting half of each volunteer, and then comparing the number of bites on each side.
Of course you'd want to randomise which side was painted, in case the insects prefer to bite one rather than the other.
You'd be surprised. Naturist love hanging around nude in places where insect bites are a serious possibility.
Not because of the insect bites of course. They just literally come with the territory. But if there was ever a demographic where this research would be very relevant, it's probably naturists.