House Fly

Commonly found near human activity, dwellings, farms, and areas with decaying organic matter.

Scavengers that consume a wide variety of liquid or semi-liquid substances, including decaying matter, human food, and excrement.

Diurnal insects that are active during the day. They have a rapid life cycle and frequently rest on surfaces like walls, floors, and ceilings between short flights.

Major risk as a vector for over 100 diseases including typhoid, cholera, and dysentery. They benefit ecosystems by aiding in the decomposition of organic waste.