Flies are an important part of the cycle of life in nature. They feed on the dead and decaying, their larva stripping the flesh from bone. Recycling what was once alive and vibrant, into dust.
There are countless species of fly. Spread out over the entire Earth, except for the polar regions, flies lay millions of eggs in rotting carrion, compost, and excrement. Hatching into maggots, they eventually pupate into the adult fly, then repeat the process producing several generations in a single season.
Flyz puts the common Green Blow Fly, or House Fly, onto your screen. Make sure you empty your trash often, or they may breed out of control!
