House fly

Found globally in association with human habitations, farms, and organic waste.

Feeds on a wide variety of liquid or semi-liquid organic matter, including garbage, feces, and human food.

Highly active during daylight hours, exhibiting rapid flight and frequent resting on surfaces. Reproduces rapidly in decaying organic matter.

Acts as a major vector for transmitting pathogens and diseases to humans. Serves as a food source for other animals in the ecosystem.