Fly

Flies are small flying insects that live in many places.

They can be found on every continent except for Antarctica.

Flies breed in animal waste and decaying organic matter.

They feed on fruits, vegetables, meat, and secretions.

The fly is a small insect with a pair of wings and compound eyes.
It has a segmented body with three pairs of legs and a pair of antennae.
It can fly quickly and agilely, but also makes a buzzing sound that annoys many people.
The fly feeds on various organic substances, such as decaying matter, nectar, or blood.
It can also transmit diseases by carrying pathogens on its body or mouthparts.
The fly is one of the most common and diverse insects in the world.