What Flies Really Do When They Land on Food

Have you ever wondered why flies rub their limbs? Turns out, they just clean them, it’s this simple. But does it mean that flies are so clean it is safe to eat food after they land on it? First, remember that they spill out those juices onto your food, which is already gross enough. You also have to keep in mind that flies land everywhere, and it’s not always flowers but all the gross stuff as well. So, their limbs collect all the gems and microbes from those places, and you don't want those in your lunch!

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[dawoodwilliams]

Flies is like the one insect that no one is afraid of, but everyone is annoyed by.
When i was a kid, when they rub their limbs together, i always thought they were plotting on how to annoy us or prepping themselves up for delicious food😂😂

[Revan]

When a fly loses its wings, its no longer a fly, its a walk

[claudiavirginiaalarconbena]

This was the very first thing we learned from our Chefs in Culinary School and why CLEANLINESS IS SO IMPORTANT IN THE WORLD OF FOOD SERVICE!!!

[abyssmanur]

Fun fact: Flies are more easily swatted whilst mating, and you get 2 for 1!

[elijahwakili]

Okay, since you guys have the ability of making everything look useful, like HOUSEFLIES of all things. I want to see you try doing this with mosquitoes

[NoLineNoWaitAbC]

Or animals. What about animals because you said flys go where “humans” go but I’m sure we don’t have to be present if animal’s are.

[RandomZShorts]

Walks and flies are truly fascinating creatures.

[thekidcalifornia]

Funny thing is that you can move your hand SUPER SLOW and it is unable to see it coming you can easily grab it

[bloxyboyangel]

I used to think flys would lay eggs when they landed-

[FusionDeveloper]

I've studied flies and raised them and I feel this was a great video.
Of course this is mostly about house flies, but it's the most common one people should know about.

[hkexe]

Fun fact: the reason they can see in slowmotion is because they have sharingan

[aaroncline]

Thanks for the advance next time the fly lands on my burger Iam tossing it in the trash

[WarManLB]

Here’s a tip for everyone. If you want a fly to get out of a room turn off all the lights and only leave the a light on in the room you want them to move them to.

[G.lazaridis]

I got always told since a little kid to avoid food if ive seen a fly on it. Growing up, i just ate them, while being half disgusted, but i thought it will help to strenghten my immune system. Guess they were right after all..

[aroundandround]

Isn’t it a bit unfair that so many insects fly but only one is named after flight itself?

[tapz_oner]

Didn't know flies pollinate plants that's awesome

[nobodyjustme]

When I was a kid, I like to catch flies, pull off their wings without killing them, and put them close to any spider at my backyard. I love to see how fast the spider jump onto the flies.

[thecanadianfood]

I learned surprisingly few things. I guess I already knew most of the facts about flies.

[Vicdabeatz]

Flies are faster because they see us in slow motion ❌
Flies have sharingan eyes ✅

[Biz]

Thank goodness mosquitoes don’t have the same reaction time as a fly.