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Flies
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Flies

Generally flies are parasites, they suck the blood from animals (Which may be deceased) and pass it on to another animal.

Like mosquitoes, who sometimes cause even more problems (See heart worm)

Of the approximately 23 species of Glossina recognized, all but three will transmit trypanosomes of mammals. Several species are particularly important vectors of African sleeping sickness in humans.

Fly Parasites
 
These kill pest flies by laying their eggs inside living fly pupae, which then hatch and eat the pupae Fly species, effectively controlled include the common house fly, stable fly, blow fly, face fly, and horn fly, along with many others. Parasites live about 3-4 weeks, and each one kills up to 50 pest flies.