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Modified Mosquitoes May March on Florida This Spring, But Are They Welcome? [EXCLUSIVE]
Hundreds of thousands of genetically modified mosquitoes may be released in Key Haven, Florida at a moment's notice. They are designed to wage war against Dengue fever, but many locals are opposed to the plan. Now experts and activists alike are questioning why the mosquitoes are coming in the first place and whether they're even safe.
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