Flies

excretory organ of housefly

Cause your house stinks like a cats bottom.

This depends on how you feel. General consensus is not for four weeks but ask your doctor and get a fit to travel certificate so the airline won't decline to let you on the flight.

Maggots did not appear in the covered jars because the jars were sealed, preventing flies from accessing the contents to lay eggs. This experiment, often associated with Francesco Redi's work in the 17th century, demonstrated that spontaneous generation was not responsible for the formation of maggots; instead, it showed that they originated from eggs laid by adult flies in open environments. The closed jars created a barrier, eliminating the possibility of maggot development.

To annoy you.

8 to 10 days for most, but there are many species

diptera (fly) can be used to estimate time of death by their size. Larger the fly/maggot the longer the body has been dead

remove the oxygen

Flies typically will be attracted to standing water as it is common that they will look for a moist place to lay their eggs. However, if a fly is submerged in water it will suffocate and die it does not have gils like a fish.

not exactly it would just give them food poisning and they need to be cured in 3 months or they'll take that risk

Yes, rotting organic matter is a source of food for the larval form of the fly.

cuz jim schneider says so

No, tsetse flies do not carry anthrax. Anthrax is caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis, which primarily affects livestock and can be transmitted to humans through contact with infected animals or their products. Tsetse flies are known for transmitting trypanosomiasis (sleeping sickness) but are not associated with the transmission of anthrax.

no

The only way to try and kill thunder flies is by using an insecticide. You should look for an insecticide that is designed to kill thrips and it should get rid of the thunder flies as well.

No

Flies are unlikely to lay eggs on humans, as they typically prefer decaying organic matter, food, or animal waste as suitable breeding sites. However, certain species, like the botfly, can lay eggs on or under human skin, leading to infestations. Generally, flies are more attracted to environments where their larvae can thrive, rather than directly on living humans.

Yes

Lice cannot jump or fly. They canonly crawl

under lab conditions more then a thousand, in the wild... who knows? much less

no!!