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If a blow fly lands on food it will most likely deposit an egg. The eggs will hatch maggots which will eat the food and it will go rotten.
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What happens if you eat food that a housefly lands on?
Probably nothing special. Flies can carry germs but germs are everywhere and you your body has defenses against them.
Why do flamingos live in tropical lands?
Because they find there food in tropical lands...
What are most lands used for providing?
food
What is Jayy Von Monroe's favorite food?
Blow pop's
What country is the food nasi goreng from?
nether lands
What does it look like when a fly lands on your food?
When a fly lands on a surface it will regurgitate to get rid of the food that it has previously been on which could be anything from faecal matter to rotten flesh.
The three primary reasons for early civilizations to interact with the ocean were food gathering to discover new lands and for trade?
Obtain food, Discover new lands, means of trade.
From a food industry standpoint which is the most dangerous food poisoners or food spoilers?
the worst food would probably be the blow fish.
How does the climate of Mexico affect the food production?
Tropical lowlands allow for crops such as sugarcane, while temperate lands are best for cereals, such as maize and wheat. Desert lands are unsuitable for food production.
Why does a cheetah live in grass lands?
Because that's were most of the food is!!!!!
Why were the farmer's lands taken away?
they didnt plant enough food
Why do we blow on food to cool it down yet blow on our hands to warm them up?
The air you blow is about 30C, if your hands are cold, their temperature will be lower than that, therefore, blowing 30 C on them will warm them up. If your food is too hot, it is above 30C (can go as high as 100C or more), blowing 30C on them will cool the food faster.
