Multiple fly variants exist worldwide, and among them, around 120,000 species of flies come from North America. Among insects, Flies have become more prevalent among all worldwide. They are capable of mass reproduction, rapid transmission of infection, and the transmission of serious illnesses, including tuberculosis. It’s the nature of Flies that they prefer dark and … Read more
Flies are those little creatures that, even though they do no harm nor bite you, resulting in an infectious or poisonous bug bite, but regardless of this, still prove to be a nuisance. They are almost always around. Does not matter if you are in your room or the backyard. You will encounter flies buzzing … Read more
Flies are tiny but very smart creatures, they have gotten more than 1000 eyes on their heads which are a combination of more than 4000 to 4500 lenses. Though, these compound eyes are not equivalent to or better than human eyes because of some issues that have been addressed in very detail in the article … Read more
Do you know how do maggots form without flies? Upon coming across piles of larvae, it’s easy to assume that a fly must have deposited them. Are we then left with a mystery, like where do maggots come from first? The answer is intricate and fascinating and can be applied to pest control measures in … Read more
There are common misconceptions about ‘how long do flies live?’. If you are wondering about this too then this will be a helpful guide for you. Each fly lives for about fifteen days to an extended period of 30 days. The age of each fly varies across species, for example, a house fly can live … Read more
The common name for the crane fly is often called “daddy longlegs,” although this name is used to refer to a group of arachnids that are not related to crane flies. The scientific name for the group of insects that includes crane flies is Tipulidae. We will discuss details about what is crane fly? What … Read more
According to these sources, flies have a central nervous system and exhibit circadian behaviours, both necessary for sleep. Studies have shown that flies have two stages of sleep, similar to humans, alternating between lighter and deeper sleep. In this article, you will learn more about flies and the myth about the common question: Do flies … Read more