pheromones that attract the insects, sticky glue that holds them, and poison that kills them in the off chance that they might escape the glue somehow before they died of starvation.
Fly paper will catch mosquitoes and other bugs that comes in contact with it. Because the bugs can't get off the paper to feed, they end up dying.
Fly-paper or aerosol spray would do it - Or why not grow one of the carnivorous plants such as a venus fly trap or sundew ! Get rid of them the natural way.
Yes. A wider winspan will make a paper airplane fly farther.
They spin a web and catch flies when the flies come in contact with the web. Then they wrap the fly in more web, and inject some poison that relaxes the fly into the fly. Once the fly is relaxed, the spider sucks the blood out of it.
Flies take off backwards; this is due to the evolution development of flies being attacked head on by predators. Therefore, if you put your hand behind a fly when you go to swat at it, it will fly into your hand.
When trout are feeding on top, use dry flies on a fly rod.
It flies away and you can never catch it if you run from it in battle. Sorry :(
it is a sticky roll of paper thin as notebook paper and is sticky on one side to catch flies it gives off a scent.
cause they get cold. The small hairs which cover a flies body detect air movement and that is why it is quite difficult to swat or catch a fly, as the small hairs detect the rush of air caused by your hand or the fly swatter.
they know how to catch flies
Flies can be controlled by practicing good sanitation habits like keeping garbage tightly sealed, using fly traps or fly paper, and eliminating breeding sites such as standing water. Insecticides can also be used as a last resort for severe fly infestations.
Herders in Uganda catch flies by sewing into tents netting that contains poison .
No. Kiwi cannot fly. The term "on the wing" means it is done as the bird flies.