Yes, they can carry all sorts of serious diseases. Which they distribute on your food.
There are no houseflies in Alaska.
Houseflies are born from maggots.
The houseflies enemies, other than the human, are spiders.
The family that common houseflies come from are Muscidae.
Nowhere. There are plenty of houseflies still in Australia.
Houseflies are dangerous to humans because they can carry and transmit diseases such as Salmonella, E. coli, and typhoid fever. They pick up pathogens from feeding on decaying organic matter and can transfer them to food and surfaces, leading to potential contamination and illness. Additionally, their habit of regurgitating and excreting on surfaces can contribute to the spread of bacteria.
The number of houseflies in a pound can vary, but an estimate is around 177,000 houseflies. Keep in mind that size, age, and species of the flies can affect the actual count.
Because it is the most common of all domestic flies and lives in human habitations.
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Yes they are.
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