What Happens When A Fly Lands On Your Food Unhygienic Food for Toddlers The Dr Binocs Show

wait little kitty what well before you eat it do consider those house flies having their share of your meal as well well for that let me answer yucky question what happens when fly lands on your food zoom in I'm sure most of us have had that inevitable moment when house fly decides to Grace our meal with its presents and we become unsure of what to do should we just shoe away the fly and proceed to eat or toss the food into the dust bin well to know the answer here are few things to consider about these pesky bugs firstly flies love to hang around rotting animals plant waste and other junk unfortunately these decaying zones are also home to various bacteria viruses and pathogens so when the fly sits on waist these unwanted guests stick to their bodies it means that when it buzzes over to your food it's not alone it's brought along whole Squad of germs for surprise party on your plate perhaps one quick touchdown won't cause any harm to your food but when fly lingers on your meal for long time it's like giving germs VIP pass to grow and multiply if those germs happen to be the nasty kinds of salmonella or eoli it seriously increases the risk of catching infections such as food food poisoning or gastrointestinal illnesses while this might be the worst situation in developed Nations like the USA it gets worse for underdeveloped countries without proper sanitation systems in these places flies can carry germs from human waste and spread much more serious diseases like chera fosis or dentry but even if the fly doesn't have harmful germs you still wouldn't want it to nibble on your snack because of how flies eat yes that's because flies don't possess teeth to chew on your food like mammals do instead they possess probos long tube like mouth part used to slope up liquids when they land on your food they vomit digestive enzymes onto the surface which allows them to liquefy solid foods by altering their chemical composition making it easier for them to consume but even though the actual health risks are very low if fly lands on your food there's no harm in taking extra caution by removing the piece of food where the fly landed before eating it and if you live in an environment with fewer hygienic practices ensure that your food is covered while it sits in an open area moreover you can use screens on Windows and Doors to prevent flies from sneaking in it's also great idea to maintain cleanliness around your house by regularly disposing of Crash covering garbage cans and cleaning up after pets poop but remember my friends although flies carry harmful substances completely wiping them out wouldn't be an ideal Choice as they help Nature by pollinating plants decomposing waste and becoming tasty snack for other bug eating animals so it's important to create world where every living thing can live live happily and peacefully trivia time did you know that on average the life cycle of house fly only lasts around 30 days despite their short span house flies can lay up to 500 eggs in their lifetime it's sketching time today's sketch of the day goes to thika hope you learn something something buzzing today until next time it's me Dr boox zooming out never mind