Fly Migration Is Essential to Our Ecosystem, Study Finds

Fly Migration Is Essential to Our Ecosystem, Study Finds

It is not a secret that many types of insects, such as Bees and ButterfliesNecessary for the environment. Animal pollinators are primarily responsible for spread Three quarters of flowering plants all over the world and about 35 percent of food crops, for each US Department of Agriculture. Although people generally look at flies AsThey even play a vital role in our ecological system, as it was strengthened by a new study published in Biological reviews.

according to Washington PostScientists from James Cook University in Australia and the University DipteraIt consists of the two -wing “real flies”. They identified flying patterns and insects and found that 47 percent (60 out of 130 species) of flies show evidence of immigration practices.

These flies cover a wide range. After assuming deportation methods based on their results, the researchers concluded that flies migrate to all continents, even Antarctica. Insects can travel Long distances Maintaining the trip using a large number of AIDS, including winds, sun and polarized highlights. During their treacherous trips, flies are returned to the environment by distributing nutrients all over the world. Many species lay their eggs at the decomposing funeral. The larvae that hatch and feed on the dead matter and then grow into the migratory flies that distract those nutrients. In addition to destroying dead plants and animals, flies are also contaminated with many major and prey crops on pests that eat crops.

Even the study shows that some types of flies migrate more than butterflies, whose migratory behaviors are in general. The authors note that the patterns of transporting butterflies, mites, and dragons are frequently studied because they are more “attractive” and are not seen as pests in the way the flies pass. However, this new research proves that flies deserve equal estimate, as it also benefits the planet with countless roads.

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