Flies
Flies are a type of insect from the Diptera order (derived from the Greek word means two and ptera means wings). The most obvious difference between flies and other insect orders is that the fly has a pair of flying wings and a pair of halter, coming from the rear wing, on the metatorax (except for some fly species that can not fly). The only other insect order that has two wings that actually function and has a dumbbell is Strepsiptera. However, unlike flies, the Strepsitera dumbbell is in mesotoraks and wings in the metastax.
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The Living Habit of Flies
Like other living creatures in this case flies, have the order and verbal life of the vector among others
Place of breeding / breeding
Places favored by flies are wet places, organic objects, faeces, animal dung, and rotten plants. Cumulative accumulation of dirt, such as in animal cages, is a place most favored by flies larvae, whereas scattered dirt is rarely used as a breeding ground for flies.Fly distance.
Flies distance is strongly influenced by the existence of food available in the environment where life, while the flies fly distance of 6 km to 9 km, sometimes also jugamencapai spacing 19 to 20 km from the breeding flies
- Eating habits
After adult flies will actively seek for food throughout the day, the fly will move from one food and move again to other foods. Flies are very attracted by the food that people always eat everyday, like milk, sugar, and other foods, dirt and blood. Protein is needed by female flies to lay eggs. In accordance with the mouth form of flies, so flies can only eat in the form of liquid / wet foods, while the dry food is dampened first by saliva, then next the food is sucked. Water is an important material in the life of adult flies. Without water flies can only live no more than 48 hours. At the time of perching flies release saliva and faeces. Heaps of these saliva and faeces form black dots. This black spot is used to recognize the flies fly spot