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Any organic matter, especially if rotten.
fruit fly eat fruit and Pomace fly eat blood.
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Who eat fruit?
Fruit flies eat fruit and so do humans
How does the venus fly trap help humans?
Not a lot, but they do eat some flies.
What do crane flies do?
The larve eat grass roots. The crane fly does not bite humans and does not eat mosquitos. Adult crane flies do not eat as far as researchers know. The larva feed on grassroot.
Is it dangerous for humans to eat flies?
no. in fact everyone swallows flies everyday but as long as you dont fry them they will taste like chips
Why are flies attracted to humans?
Flies are attracted to humans because they feel that something that can be eaten is near.They are not actually attracted to humans,but to what we carry.Sometimes we have food outside our body.By that food,flies are attracted to us.PERSON DO U LIKE FLIES? HEY FLIES NEED TO EAT TOO! OUR BLOOD IS PERFECT 4 THEM SO THEY SUCK OUR BLOOD TO EAT! EVERY LIVING THING NEEDS TO EAT, OF COURSE!!~!!!!~!^FAIL, Flies don't suck our blood, mosquitoes do...
Can a fly eat you?
Yes but if I were you, I wouldn't eat one.
What animals eat fruits?
Flies, Pigs, bats, humans, dogs,iguanas etc
What does a leaf mantis eat?
A leaf mantis eats other bugs as an adult. Usually they eat crickets, flies, spiders, and other insects considered pests by humans.
What eat flies?
Frogs eat flies.
How do humans effect the dragonfly?
Humans don't really. Dragonflies reproduce at a fast enough rate. Of course, humans have been known to trap them, but they can bite as a way to get away. Dragonflies are very helpful arthropods, and humans would have to be pretty stupid to want to hurt the insects that eat mosquitoes and flies.
What animal eats insects?
Birds, snakes, some fish, otherbugs, lizards, and even Humans are all examples of animalsthat eat insects.
Why is flies dangerous to man?
Flies can be dangerous to humans because they can carry and transmit diseases such as diarrhea, cholera, dysentery, and typhoid fever. They pick up pathogens from feeding on feces, garbage, and decaying matter, and then transfer these pathogens to surfaces and food that humans come into contact with.
