The most common fly to be found in the home (and subsequently the one which eats our food!) is the Musca domestica, or Common House Fly. As this fly can only eat liquid food they will ‘spit’ out saliva onto solid foods to aid in pre-digestion. Also due to their high intake of food they almost constantly deposit faecal matter. This coupled with the ‘vomiting’ increases your chances of coming into contact with the diseases they carry. Flies can also carry diseases ‘picked up’ from contact with infected humans, such as Typhoid or Polio. As well as the above, Flies can also cause/spread Diarrhoea, vomiting, anthrax, cholera, eye-infections… That’s why we cover our food!
to protect the foods from the flies or insects.
we should protect crops because with the help of crops we get food and etc
Flies and bees will both sit on uncovered food. Food should always be covered especially when outside in the elements.
Shazia's experience at the fair could raise concerns about food safety, as consuming food exposed to flies and dust increases the risk of contamination. Flies can carry harmful bacteria and pathogens that may lead to foodborne illnesses. It's essential for vendors to maintain hygiene standards to protect public health. Shazia should be cautious and consider avoiding similar food situations in the future.
should be treated as individuals and that they protect food
To protect the food from getting hairs in it. Hope I helped!
You protect food to keep germs and bacteria out.
Flies away.
by doing it
you should eat healthy food like meatballs and you should eat apples and those orange balls you call oranges
There's something in your house that attracts flies or allows the flies to breed. You should check first, what kind of flies you have. If it's fruitflies, check for rotting food ;-) If its flies that are attracted by spoiled meat, look for a dead animal, a.s.o. Before you use insecticides, try flypaper.
No. Flies don't recognise margarine as food, because it is an industrially-processed food, not natural food.