Flies

Of course. There's no more risk than a normal flight. Most women wouldn't even know themselves if they were only one month pregnant anyway. Yes. Unless you have another medical condition, the fetus will be safe. You can usually fly until 32 weeks with no problems. After this the airline may require a letter from your doctor.

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Flies will be probably digest the food is has landed on, and to do that they need to digest it. However flies have a poor internal digestion system so they will 'vomit' digestive fluids on the fluid mix the food and the fluid and then consume it. This is quite disgusting but the fluid is weak and you can still digest the food easily without knowledge of what has transpired. If however, the food has been visited by many flies for a long time, the digestive fluids may be able to cause a few little problems for your digestion. Also flies act like transport vehicles to many diseases, so if it lands on something it may have unknowingly left a small present of bacteria for you. Thankfully the bacteria will be in too small numbers to cause a problem if a fly landed on it. But you should really think how much you want to eat if lots of flies land on it, as too much bacteria can cause problems with digestion and could give you a cold (or in very rare cases, a very bad disease). Fortunately, the bacteria will fail to medicine like penicilin. If one or two flies land on food, it should be safe and with any luck it will build up your immunity.

Well, its not so much that flies like the horses, its mostly the manure the horses leave.

Mosquitoes and flies do not deliberately spread the diseases. That is the destiny of the mosquitoes to suck your blood and habit of the flies to transmit the germs. But nothing stops you from defending yourself from their menace. Self defence is your right and duty also. But then you do it without any prejudice.

When a pool has gone green then all kinds of creatures will find a home in the water every thing from mosquito larvae to tadpoles. It is also a far more dangerous situation because should a child fall into the water. the time spent looking and not being able to locate may be just enough to mean the difference between a successful rescue and a brain damaged or dead child.

Like most insects, fruit flies and gnats develop from eggs. they lay their eggs the eggs which are called larvae. Larvae then hatches and maggots come out. Maggots then turn into puparium (cocoon like). Then these hatch into fruit flies. The hole ordeal take 48 hours.

Its body is similar to a bee, and the wings are shaped like a moth. I know it is not a dragonfly.

This is most likely a crane fly. They resemble a wasp. Crane flies do not sting or bite and pose no harm to humans.

The life cycle of a housefly is similar to that of a dragonfly as they both spend most of their lifecycle time in their pupal stage.

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Because when there old they know there about to die and land on something and like a trampoline and await there death.

adding to the person above me, usually their deaths are very tragic and sad, landing on a trampoline provides them a little comfort through this saddening process.

This sounds like a Cicada Killer Wasp:

http://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/2000/2078A.html

The above article says they have a brief season following hatching of cicadas, which they eat. They dig obvious holes with mounds of sand or dirt near them, are more than an inch long with a striped body. They are alarming looking, but the flying males have no sting, and the underground (generally) females are very non-aggressive and rarely sting.

The undergroud is an advantage to maggots because maggots like the dark and it has lots of nutrients ( like dead bodies) that they need to grow into flies. Also predators can't see them.

They eat smaller bugs that are pests to us. I heard they eat mosquitoes.
They eat mosquitos.

My guess is because the insect compound eye and given that a laser is one directional only a small portion of the eye sense the light as a small insignificiant obect not enough to scare the insect into flight. again only a guess

Ants have many parts to its name.

Antennas

Head

Thorax (middle section of the body)

Abdomen

Legs

Hope that helped :)

The life cycle of house flies is extremely short, many times only two days. This allows the E. coli bacteriophages in their guts to be passed on to the next generation without being jeopardized.

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I think its a moth, because when you rub on its wings the scales rub off easily.

A female fly lays an egg in the ant's soft tissues, and in the process of development, the resulting larvae kills the ant.

mayfly larvae eat the stems of water plants, vegetation growing on rocks and other small creatures

When a fly sits and drinks the juice of any food through it's proboscis, the germs it carries get into the food. Now when this contaminated food is eaten by us, the germs enters our body. Thus, the fly spread diseases like cholera, typhoid etc.

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Ananay Rajput

INDIA