The flies! Flies in the kitchen!

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ZoomY, 11.06.2007 11:26

Flies in the kitchen! How do I get rid of them? The cat catches them, but something more effective is needed. I brought the second cat into the house, but it hid under the closet and screamed all night. So I threw it out the front door. He got into the electric transformer and yelled there until six in the evening, then disappeared. And the flies do not disappear, but on the contrary, they attack! Can you tell me what to do?

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11.06.2007 11:49, Guest

grid for windows. there is such a squeaker. you turn it on, it starts squeaking continuously and irritates the flies with its squeak (or it's from mosquitoes, I don't remember) and they take offense at this squeaker and fly away. you can buy spiders, let them spin their web around and then they will come across flies all the time. and the spiders are full and you feel better - because there are fewer flies.
and what makes you think that cats will be happy to catch your flies?

My Cat likes to catch flies, he is playful and cheerful, watching them fly and attacking them during the game. However, I repeat, this is not effective.
Grid on the windows is not a very good option, I like to smoke leaning out of the window, and then, a huge number of flies will be trapped inside the apartment and I will live for years in it without flying out on the street!

11.06.2007 12:03, Alex2006

Popular science study of flies

..I would love you
if it weren't for the heat and dust,
mosquitoes and flies!

The fly has become so firmly embedded in human life that we dedicate poems to it, name anti-tank grenade launchers and even cities after it!

People not only admire flies, but also catch them, and the average person spends as many calories on catching one fly as with an average sexual act, and with a positive result gets comparable pleasure.

It is thanks to these small insect animals that a person has such a necessary thing in everyday life as a newspaper.

Flies were born many millions of years ago and are considered as ancient as mammoth dung.

During their multi-million-year evolution, flies have adopted many useful things from other animals: from elephants-a proboscis, from birds-the habit of flapping their wings, from octopuses-legs, from hares-the ability to shed white for the winter.

Scientists count (and some tear off) the fly has two to eight legs.

The fly's faceted eyes detect any movement around it, whether it's a horse with its tail up, a dog crouching, or an oriole defecating. Thus, the fly's eye is designed in such a way that it sees all the feces in the area simultaneously and in full.

In the diet of flies are unpretentious and not squeamish and prefer garbage cans. But they do not disdain fresh bread, smoked brisket and blancmange.

The fly's brain is designed in such a way that it doesn't think.

Flies are big optimists. A fly caught in a tight fist or planted in a matchbox can still buzz carelessly for many hours, hoping for something that is not clear. The main enemy of the fly is glass. Seeing the glass, the fly boldly rushes at the enemy and fights with him until it misses and falls through the window.

Flies don't attack humans. In order for a fly to attack a person, he must do something out of the ordinary, for example, fail in the toilet.

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For thousands of years, people, thoughtlessly destroying flies, brought themselves to the verge of a nervous frenzy. But, fortunately, man has also discovered many useful properties in flies.

Flies have a very developed sense of smell. A fly can smell dung treats from several kilometers away. This feature was immediately noticed by goldenrod people and they actively used guide flies in their work.

Some large flies are a delicacy, and in fine restaurants flies are served separately, immediately after the cutlets. And in numerous cafes, flies fill in the pauses between the musicians 'performances with their" zh-zh-zh".

It turned out that the flies are keenly interested in ancient human painting and photography, poetry and jam!

The famous children's riddle "Who is above us upside down" for the time being implied a fly, until Italian Resistance fighters claimed that it was Mussolini.

And the number of flies that have been in space is several times greater than that of human astronauts!

To date, flies live on all continents of the Earth, which allows us to conclude about the endurance of flies. After all, even a person gets tired of flying across the ocean for eight hours on a state-of-the-art liner, and what does it feel like for small flies that fly across the ocean?

Finishing our review, I would like to express my hope. I hope that, despite the simplicity of the design and some archaic forms, the fly will continue to descend from the evolutionary conveyor belt for a long time and run along the ceiling to the delight of people!