Are people with blood type O more susceptible to mosquito bites?

This morning, we had a meeting for the H and T residences at Eco Village. After the meeting,
For some reason, an American professor of environmental studies and a Russian man came to the eco-village.
I explained passive houses to students studying at Japanese universities.
By chance, we were able to have an international chat.
This time, I was joined by a staff member who spoke good English, Mr. I, so he helped me with my poor English.
I was very grateful for the support I received.
Today I went to see the construction site of the H residence, and I was not bitten by any mosquitoes.
Mr. H was the only one who was constantly being bitten by mosquitoes. So during the meeting, I
"I forgot what blood type it was, but I heard that there is a certain blood type that makes you more susceptible to mosquito bites.
I have heard of it,' I said, but I was curious about it myself.
I got home and looked it up online and found it.
The website is below.
http://newtou.info/entry/3651/
In conclusion, it has not yet been completely proven correct.
A study of mosquito blood types in Japan and the United States
The order of frequency for both was O>B>AB>A.
It seems like evidence.
As stated on this website, you can determine the blood type before you even prick the dog.
Maybe there is no reason, or maybe it is something that cannot be discovered by current science.
However, the blood types of Americans are in this order:
45%, 10%, 4%, 41%
Japanese blood types
30.5%, 21.9%, 9.4%, 38.2%
Since we don't know the number of blood samples taken from the mosquitoes, it's hard to say.
No, but the sample size is large enough to confirm statistical significance.
If so, then this legend seems to have some credibility.
In particular, type A, which is the most common among Japanese people, is the least likely to be stung.
It's an impossible story if you think about it normally.
By the way, I am type A and I hardly got stung today.
And as an added note, I have almost no faith in personality diagnoses based on blood type.
I am a type of person. If you read a few books about the latest theories on the correlation between genes and personality,
I think that's probably true. But even I feel that there is some credibility to this legend.