Flies

Flies reproduce through a process called oviposition, where females lay eggs on suitable surfaces such as decaying matter or feces. These eggs hatch into larvae, which then go through several stages of development before emerging as adult flies. This whole process can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks, depending on the species of fly.

Luciferin is a light-emitting compound found in organisms that produce bioluminescence. It plays a key role in the light-producing chemical reaction that occurs in fireflies, certain deep-sea organisms, and other bioluminescent species. When luciferin undergoes a reaction with enzymes such as luciferase, it emits light.

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in Africa, but they are spreading around the world.

A fly has a sponge for a mouth. Not a very effective predator. With this sponge, they suck up nutrients from food and other sources.

yes because they may eggs on it

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The Mexican Fruit Fly attaches itself to fruit such as grapefruit, and deposits its eggs, destroying the fruit for consumption. They are long living and produce enormous numbers of offspring. Infestations are not controlled easily.

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a fly produces 120 eggs at a time

Probably Gnats

Common house flies become slow indoors due to lower temperatures and confined conditions. They must more carefully fly around objects to avoid hitting them which slows them down.

Yes. It is about 77% of germs

The fly is putting down digestive enzymes to break the food down into a liquid. So then the fly only has to slurp it back up, no chewing required. Because fly spit disolves the food and then they can sort of lick it up. oh ewww

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Don't think so. It has life.

The decomposers ?ælike the Green Bottle Fly, are the last link in the food chain. They thrive on dead and decaying matter and wastes.

Wings that a slightly smaller and shrunken and makes the flies less likely to use them for flight even though that they still have the capability to fly unlike vestigial wings. Dumpy is deemed more a behavioral trait then a physical disability towards flight.

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Yes, any animal eating and digesting thing farts

it gets two thirds of an inch close before it turns over to land.

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Sources vary greatly, with most stating that dragonflies' top speed is around 60 kilometres per hour (38 mph) for the larger species, and about half that for smaller species. Some sources claim that dragonflies have been clocked up to 97 km per hour, or 60 mph, but these claims are difficult to verify.

The fasted fly is the "Tabanid Fly". This insect in a close relative of the horse fly and can reach speeds of up to 90 mph.