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Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Malaria

            Annie Anopheles is a person who illustrated cartoons on how letting indoor residual spray teams into communities to help stop the spread of malaria and control malaria. And then from all that work they made cartoons about these people and how they help. However these cartoons where about all the different kinds of malaria and there effects. Also the behaviors you can have from special types of malaria. From all of these cartoons people learn all of the good things that the indoor residual spray teams can do. If you didn't know much about the indoor residual spray teams would you watch her cartoons to?
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