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What are the Differences between Flies and Mosquitoes
The most notable difference between mosquitoes and flies is how and what they eat. Mosquitoes' mouths are equipped with a long, needle-shaped protrusion called a “proboscis.” The proboscis is used to penetrate the skin of fruits, vegetation and humans to extract the interior juices and blood. Because female mosquitoes need the rich nutrients found in blood in order to form eggs, female mosquitoes use the proboscis to penetrate the skin of humans, mammals and birds in order to access their blood.
Unlike mosquitoes, flies secrete digestive juices onto their food sources, liquifying their food. They then suck the partially digested juices up through their own proboscis. They land on fruits, vegetables and other organic matter and then secrete digestive juices. The juices partially digest the food outside of the fly's body so that the fly can easily lap up the product with its spongy mouthparts.
Mosquito Control and Fly Control
Flies and mosquitoes are both carriers of a variety of different serious illnesses. While these insects are relatively harmless on their own, they can carry dangerous bacteria, parasites and viruses that can infect your family and your pets. Mosquitoes pass these illnesses to humans and animals through their proboscis’ penetration into unwitting victims; flies carry contaminants on their feet, spreading germs everywhere they land. This is especially bad news if they're in your home, landing on and crawling all over your food.
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