CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Why flies cannot become extinct (Why flies cannot become extinct)

1. Why don’t flies become extinct?

The main reason why flies have not become extinct is that their living environment will never be destroyed. As long as its living environment exists, flies and mosquitoes will not die. In fact, the truth is very simple. The main reason why we humans can survive is due to the ecological environment of the earth.

2. Why are flies difficult to eradicate? What is the most effective way to kill flies?

1. Reasons why flies are difficult to eliminate:

1. Flies have amazing reproductive capacity.

Flies can reproduce 10 to 12 generations a year. According to the most conservative estimate, each female fly can produce 200 offspring. So, 100 female flies will only need 10 generations to reproduce a total of 200 trillion flies!

2. Strong ability to adapt to the environment.

Where you can adapt, flies can definitely adapt. Where you cannot adapt, flies can also adapt. But where flies can live, you may not be able to live.

3. Flies are very important in the food chain of the ecosystem. They are the staple food of many organisms. If flies become extinct, many organisms will become extinct. At the same time, if mosquitoes become extinct, the bodies of dead animals will decompose more slowly, thus affecting grasslands, water sources, and animal distribution. They will also spread diseases, leading to species extinction, and directly affecting human survival. Haven't you heard about the news that Australia imported dung beetles? Flies cannot be exterminated just because you want to!

2. The most fundamental way to eliminate flies is to eliminate their breeding grounds.

In addition to maintaining good household hygiene, it is also important not to litter or defecate outdoors, and to keep the residential area and surrounding restaurants and markets clean and hygienic, and to manage domestic garbage. If there are problems with environmental hygiene, flies will inevitably visit the home without taking those measures, so residents should jointly supervise and maintain environmental hygiene.

3. Why don’t scientists exterminate mosquitoes and flies?

Not exterminating mosquitoes and flies is to maintain the balance of the food chain