Each of the fly's feet has two sharp claws. These hold on to the microscoping indentations that are present on 99% of the surfaces, no matter how smooth. But to walk on the ceiling the fly uses glue. Between the two claws the fly has slightly sticky pads that are covered with hairs. When the fly pushes the pads against the surface, they get a non-slip grip.
Rene descrates
The fly extends its forward legs over its head as he approaches the ceiling and hoists the its body to the ceiling.
walk to a place where you can see the landing pad on the ceiling, then jump there
A walk.
Well,Would a fly without wings be called a walk?Well probably seeing if a fly can fly it is a fly so . . .If a walk can walk it probably is a walk.No. Mean flies call them "cripples".
The fly makes contact with the ceiling with its front legs. Using the momentum from flying, it swings the rest of its body and it's legs attach to the ceiling.
legs to walk, wings to fly
A Walk
Because if they didn't fly they would have to walk Because its too far to walk when migrating.
yes in their genetic DNA structure they are built to be able to fly and walk
Every bird that can fly ahs wings to fly and legs to walk, all birds are born with legs.
A walk (If a fly is named after what it can do, then if it didn't have wings it would have to walk... and therefore be called a walk... instead of a fly... you know?)