An Army of Flies INVADED My House!

[@marengeorge2610]

As someone who has 3 cats, they will sometimes eat bugs. One of my cats lived in the wiled before we adopted her, and she is outside about half the time, she will go kill prey and bring them to our door. She has a kill count of 13+ mice, at least 11 birds, and a RACOON. I'm serious but she's a sicopath sometimes.

[@z0haibt]

Do you mean "psychopath"

[@marengeorge2610]

@@z0haibt Yeah

[@GrimmDelightsDice]

Consider: This isn't a thing to brag about and you allowing your cat outdoors destroys the environment/your local ecosystem and puts her at risk of parasites, predators, and cars. Outdoor cats are objectively morally wrong.

[@marengeorge2610]

@@GrimmDelightsDice I'm sorry, I was not trying to brag when I said that. This she also did all those things in the span of 4+ years. We give her flea treatment and take her to the vet regularly as needed to get her checked on. When we tey to keep her inside for more that about two days at best- we tryed that one and it did not end well- she will start destroying things like scratch pads, clothes, and will scratch at our back door. Because she lived outside all her life before we adopted her from our nieghbor (he had a doggie door she just came in and out of to eat food) she hates being inside for long amounts of time. I'm sorry an I'm not trying to be rude I'm trying to explain why she goes outside a lot/ my side of the story.

[@GrimmDelightsDice]

@@marengeorge2610 That doesn't remove risk of predators/cars/many parasites, nor does it prevent her from killing your local ecosystem. You admitted you know she's killed at least a dozen native animals, and there are probably many more than the ones you've seen. You are destroying your local ecology by allowing it. Even feral cats can be acclimated to indoor life. I have two fully indoor ex-ferals. If you don't have the time or energy to acclimate a cat to indoor life, you should not have a cat.

[@haddow777]

As someone who has worked in the pest control field, I can state that most times, an abundance of house flies means there is something rotting nearby. You can kill them all you want, but they breed so fast it will feel like your swimming up a waterfall. The absolute best thing you can do is find what's rotting and get rid of it. Lots of times it's dead rats or birds near or under the house. I've seen maggots crawl from the outside to the inside of a house, through a wall. No kidding. There must have been a gap somewhere. I couldn't see it, but they crawled through it. Also, it can never be stated enough, GET SCREENS FOR YOUR WINDOWS! It amazes me how many people have pest problems because they don't realize a window screen is a pest control device. True, it won't stop maggots for a second, but it will stop mice (yes, they will crawl up through your window), flies, fruit flies, moths, etc from just meandering in through an open window. It is possible for wind currents to focus and guide flying pests into a window, depending how on the environment around your house is designed.

[@ZiiIsKing]

Im so fast i can grab a fly (even though they can see in slow motion) after I grab them I torture them. Stuff like putting them in water and freezing them (I was 9 years old).

[@leiakamehameha2971]

I❤window screens

[@leiakamehameha2971]

I had a wasp problem until I got a window screen

[@haddow777]

@@leiakamehameha2971 they don't help much if their nest feed into the inside of the house, which I've seen a number of times.

[@anhtuantran6683]

dude this would make a sick game young yong tales game battle of the flies invasions you play as the tofu block himself and you start with just punching then you have to get rubber bands in the drawer somewhere in the room you’re at and the you have to find and fix the a-salt gun to use it and then later in the game you unlock more room in the house and unlock more like hunter/bodyguard mantis companions that will go kill flies and maggots in a 10m vicinity around you but you have to unlock the room to get to them by fight a flies boss guard the door, and than you got to find black widow some where in the house to unlock him to as another companion and get cool abilities like web net that do air or web wall trap or string snipe that will real the flies in so you can use them to recover your companions health cus the mantis will have less health than black widow and have him help steve to convince the spiders in the back yard to help with the flies and maggots that tries to take over the house so you got a special abilities to call a spider army to help you for a short time but then they have to leave because spam spawn infinity spider soldiers will be broken and no fun and you unlock the front door to go outside after you beat the maggot that guard the door and you find the flies and maggot tried to swarm the house and the neighborhood then you help a shop owner to unlock cool abilities like put down a fish tank with the fish can shot water at the flies and maggots in a 15m vicinity like a sentry and by some sweet scene water to unlock a ability to put down a small or medium sized bucket that can pull in with scene so the flies and maggot in a 7m vicinity would drown in the water bucket and the more you play the better ability you unlock like spider nest to spawn spider,roach army,dragon fly army,flies trap plants sentry,and more until you defeat the final boss and save the town

[@indigo2322]

At my old house, we've always had a gnat and fly problem. To deal with them, we'd take a bowl, fill it with fruity discards like watermelon, apple core, cantelope, etc...Then sprinkle it all with something sticky, in which case we used either honey or nectar. I don't remember if we've added anything else, but then we'd tape plastic wrap with holes to cover the bowl and put it in the kitchen. This was pretty effective, I was disgusted with how many gnats there were. In the end, we'd put the bowl in the microwave and I'd watch the bugs drop and die after a few seconds. It was pretty amazing.

[@Unovakid24]

I TOTALLY HAD THIS HAPPEN TO ME BEFORE!! Apparently, at some point, a single fly made its way to my basement and got into a bag of brown sugar and reproduced like crazy, and I just walk downstairs one morning to find the entire place infested with those cursed bugs. I had already become accustomed to smashing one or two a day, but there were just SO many of them. My dad and I had to set up fly paper everywhere, and it took several days at least to finally get them all. To this day, I call this traumatic event The Great Fly Infestation of 2019 and my poor TV still has the battle scars to this day (as in dried up fly bits). I totally understand this pain, my friend

[@pheonixking1252]

R.I.P tv

[@wObBlE73]

Why is there brown sugar in your basement?

[@Unovakid24]

@@wObBlE73 that's where our food storage is

[@GlorifiedGremlin]

@don't be surprised I really wish this wasn't a bot because I want to know who the fuck Timothy is

[@unknow2k875]

@@GlorifiedGremlin same

[@snekcheese4178]

Yeah ive had the maggots on the floor thing in my hose before. It was because of carpenter bees in our walls drilling to far and making a small hole that led into the inside of our house. Also somehow (I don't even know how this could even happen) crickets and beetles got into the house through that hole as well.

[@Notwastalken]

Hose?!?!?! Not House?!

[@dakotamcintire7419]

Leave out a soda bottle or jar w/a hole in the lid in each room filled with a mix of water, honey, apple cider vinegar, bleach, and liquid soap (dawn dish soap works well). The smell attracts them in, the containers shape prevents them from easily getting out, they usually drown in there. Just dont do this if you have pets that wander around the house like cats or dogs.

[@breadg1818]

I love that he made this video to draw giant bugs

[@lezacojo]

Paradoxe : Just tells you how DONE he was with the invading flies. -____-

[@carlinerukke5721]

Last year, there was a giant fly infestation spreading across my whole town. I was a housekeeper in a hotel... there were hundreds per room. Had to shut down a couple of the really bad ones. Our vacuums were halfway full of the insects, every day, and there would be just as many the next day, and the next, and the next, for months. I had friends in other hotels where it was just as bad, and people in homes were complaining as well. Got a new house at the end of that summer, and there was evidence in there, too. It wasn't quite as bad because it was towards the end of prime bug time, but still, holey moley guacamole 😵‍💫

[@NRA-trooper]

when you manage to swat several flies in fallout: agility has been leveled up by +1

[@amandanelson8347]

I've had fly problems before one of them was the really weird looking ones that i finally found breeding on and off in the filtration of my turtle tank. Also I'm not 100% sure that they have to lay their spawn in the trash. I wouldn't be surprised if those evil spawn of satan hide in the walls near by and bring there spawn food. What's also likely is they are breeding hard core in your outdoor trash and are ninja slipping into your house every time you open the door.

[@zacktory161]

4:00 Fun fact, people actually do that. Maybe not a lot, like maybe one. But thats enough they are really good at catching flying annoying stuff, who could have thought!

[@jimmypan5944]

I’ve suffered the same pain here’s my story: I was peacefully just watching some television and then I saw a bunch of tiny baby flys on the wall (it was horrible I hated it) I know how painful this is my friend ☹️

[@DarrelWenBarrel9077]

Most likely the reason why you found the maggots with no source of where they came from, is that some of the flies you were trying to kill before the maggots showed up probably mated and layed eggs before you killed them. Fly eggs kinda look like grains of rice so be careful and look closely...

[@eisiamthegoddess]

As a rice eater who also has fly problems this scares me...

[@alisonignacio4467]

Squishy rice

[@IceGibbous]

I'm crying cus I've accidentally ate fly eggs before😭

[@dexterslijderink7866]

Good thing I hate rice

[@Doll_the_doll]

**Congratulations new fear unlocked** As a person who eats rice every night with dinner I have a fear now

[@EasterWitch]

I know that in old wood houses can be a good environment for flies to hatch. When the wood is rotting the maggots can live inside the walls, and when they become flies they get stuck indoors. We have sometimes had flies stuck in between the windowsill and the window itself. Basically a fly pancake.

[@TheSandwhichman108]

Flies are so frustrating to deal with there both stupid in the fact they can get in through an open window for example but at the same time can’t fly back out of said window yet there also smart enough to be able to dodge even the most precise attacks you can dish out.

[@arikrahman5802]

This happens to me every summer too. I just leave those candles with lids open, and then wait for a fly to go in the case because they like the smell. Then I close the lid and leave them there until they die. It works most of the time, but sometimes I resort to the electric fly swatter. Also, when they infested our house, they definitely reproduced in our garage because whenever we would open the door from our home to our garage, after we closed it there would be 20 flies in the house.

[@wingless_gargoyle]

I was in a similar situation once - one day enormous amount of flies just appeared in my flat (we lived on the groung floor). It was driving me crazy and nothing was useful enough to get rid of them. The most effective thing was that paper ribbon covered with a sticky sweet substance, that you stick to the ceiling. Flies just glued to the ribbon. I have no idea, wheather this ribbon was ecofriendly or not, but I'm pretty sure one can do it at home from honey and tape or something like this

[@thatonehorriblesibling]

I had this happen to me once I've probably never had to deal with the amount of flies you've had but we had to deal with at least 10 flies a day. We didn't know where they were coming from or what they were attracted to but they would not stop coming inside our house I actually got pretty good at killing flies with my bare hands thats how often it happened, yeah it wasn't just during the summer it was year round, it was a little worse during the summer but not by too much. Then one day they just stopped coming in less and less flies started showing up and we didn't know why. Then, like a month later it clicked it was because of our dog, for some context me and my family lived with my grandparents for a while and my grandma is a huge animal lover, she has at least 5 dogs at a time, (shes had more in the past) one of our dogs was a huge Pitbull and he had medical condition it didn't affect him much he could still move around and do normal dog stuff, but he had open sores all over on his belly we didn't realize at the time that he was the one attracting the flies, amazingly he never got infected somehow, but after years of my grandma trying everything to help her dog, doctor visits, ointments, pills he passed away we don't know if he succumbed to his disease or if he just got old but his suffering finally ended, and the flies no longer invade our house. We rarely get flies anymore the last time we had a fly in our house was like a year ago.

[@ethren3344]

I had a very similar thing happen to me. I went into my kitchen and my entire window was suddenly covered in flies wehre there hadn't been any before. I got those tape traps and put them up in the windows the flies normally congregated around, they worked wonders.

[@Bred370]

1:21 I like the demon slayer reference

[@Brusselsprouts2023]

SAMEE

[@senireye.5597]

Ooohh, I thought it was a toy story reference

[@anti-void7089]

I remember when I was younger, I was swatting flys like I was practicing my reflexes. When I killed a fly I saw a spiderweb with a spider that had been there for a long time. I thought “Oh he must be hungry” so I started to samurai style killed a bunch of flies and threw the bodies up the spiderweb for the spider to eat

[@aweanimate5161]

3:30 Omg that is a awesome g max

[@Hazelbazelwastaken]

GMAX V CHOMP

[@CharzzTheAnimated]

G-MAX WRECKAGE

[@shadowleaf5886]

I like using the weird honey tape things that you kinda hang from the ceiling and the flys just get stuck on them and die. It's pretty effective I'd say.

[@nicky55]

Fly swatters only work if you move it towards them slowly at first. (Smth about flies being so fast that slow objects are seen as stationary)

[@NinJenna]

Take your time. We'll be looking forward to the next one 😁

[@elyserogers8834]

Okay, I know this sounds weird and almost unbelievable but it’s true. My grandpa like to catch flies (alive) and then he’d carefully tie a small string around them and then basically fly them around like some pet or something 😂

[@ThaM-h2f]

Even though I hate maggots don’t make killing flies into a game that’s mass murder

[@camheyt4321]

all jokes aside the animation and humour in this video was amazing, nice job man :)

[@danielferrieri7434]

Important Question: Do Flies have their own Spidey Sense

[@brainless6823]

100% source: experience

[@JayLouis0]

Yes, they do 101%.exe Proof: everysingletimeyoutrytokilem,theygoawayasfastaslightboi

[@sword_pro_8]

Fliey sense

[@Asher874]

Kinda tbh

[@sooohiyou1017]

Kinda they can see things in slow motion

[@idkimbadanames1314]

Reminds me of one time years ago. I was at a summer daycare type of thing(no idea how else to describe). Though that day we went on a field trip, and brought food to eat there. My brother opened his milk carton to take a drink. He then closed his eyes, and the last second before he drank it a fly flew in. He then proceeded to drink the entire thing while me and a few others laughed hella hard. He had no idea it happened till after, and said he didn’t feel anything as he drank it, though it had been a few years when I asked.

[@Vasilis_Rant.]

Fllies: enter the house YoungYong: ITS TIME TO UNLEES MY BEASTS!

[@SyntheticAnger3993]

as a fellow praying mantis AND pitcher plant owner I approve of this plan

[@chaniakter7950]

Prain*

[@theonlyreal615]

And now he has to go through that again... Summer is starting

[@bartman156.]

Check inside your walls. They might be breeding/nesting in there. I'm being serious, my grandpa told me and with him being a farmer and dealing with fly problems, I trust what he says on these kinds of things.

[@rasriimskulruthai6276]

The house will be broken if open the walls😅

[@smert_ditto]

​@@rasriimskulruthai6276no, you can make a small hole and then patch it, there's professionals who do this

[@Vretto_ZN]

2:33 yes

[@timothycurtiss8315]

I can relate to this. Oh and B.T.W your dad is an absolute chad

[@tacocat1766]

My aunt had the same problem in her apartment. She decided to report it after maggots where literally coming out of her bathroom walls…. Turns out her upstairs neighbor was a hoarder and kept her dead cats bodies in the bathtub 🤮

[@veljkorajic5281]

wtf

[@three2248]

Wtf³

[@star_sapphire5183]

Wtf⁴

[@BLazeWigglytuff]

They should have used the freezer strat

[@Jacedoesart]

@@BLazeWigglytuffacid strat better

[@That_Average_Nerd]

have you checked if your basement or crawl space if your house has one? could also be in the foundation area (like mice/rats/other vermin type maminals might be living/dying under the house giving an easy breading ground for flies) might want to consult an exterminator

[@toasty-tuber]

Get a Bug Zapper! Have The flys fly to it then they die!

[@Sacc_the_bambaspis]

similar thing happend to me once, but with moths not flies, there were like hundreds in the bathroom, best way to kill them: Bug spray, it was as if it was a battlefield when it was finished, we sent a message, and it worked, nothing like that happend to me ever since.

[@Mossman123]

3:17 pov: you are pokemon trainer

[@kinglister-fg6nu]

2:48 Charizard flamethrower!!!

[@Duolingo5033]

2:13 same thing happened to me except milk

[@McYoutubeMan]

2:44 there's a fly in the death star

[@Jaydon-wf1il]

No is not

[@Japan_flag]

"What would you do if there is a 🅐🅡🅜🅨 o͒f͒ f͙l͙y͙'s͙ i͙n͙v͙a͙d͙i͙n͙g͙ m͙y͙ h͙o͙u͙s͙e͙" my weapons: Lego baseplate My Aug bb gun

[@upsidedown-skull]

2:28 I once visited my friend's house and I saw a cat outside with a lizard in its mouth and it was still alive, about 3 minutes later he finally saw it but the lizard was dead.

[@WORMPONY]

I faced a similar incident lol Me and my sister were being babysat by our babysitter April. It was the middle of the night and I woke up with a million flies on me. My sister woke up with them on her eyes. Flies were everywhere. We run out and find April swatting at MILLIONS of flies. It was a bugphobic’s worst nightmare come to life. I SQUASHED ONE IN THE SINK. I KID YOU NOT THEY WERE EVERYWHERE!

[@iris-snow]

naw im not a bugphobe but that sounds terrifying 😭😭

[@omgman5745]

Australia

[@iris-snow]

@@omgman5745 im literally living in australia and i’ve never seen something like this 😭😭😭 except those times where fruit flies invaded my house.. twice. and some strange tiny bugs also invaded my house and bit me everywhere

[@zoesworldgaming321]

i have flies come and go, usually 2-3 flies are in my house at once......BUT DANG THAT SOUNDS LIKE A NIGHTMARE IRL

[@fernsent514]

I know this is a bit late, but maybe this can help next year. Take a plastics water bottle and cut the top off, about 4 finger width down. Fill the bottom if the bottle with something sweet, I found orange juice with a bit of sugar to work well. Then take the cap off the bottle top and place the top upside down into the base of the bottle. Make sure that there's a little air between the bottle mouth and the juice. Make a few of these and leave them around. The flys will want the juice and go down into the bottle and get stuck. Check on them every once in a while and refill them. That always works in my house.

[@carzman35]

I’ve had the same problem with everything from flies, to moths, centipedes (no, I’m not joking), and flying ants. Personally though, my favorite way is simply using my entire collection of Electric Type Pokémon

[@estebannunez6902]

Yo there's flying ants?

[@Rubywing4]

@@estebannunez6902 Yeah, I've seen quite a few winged ants in my bathroom floor, most of them big ones. When new, ant queens have wings, but once they've settled in a place to make a hive, they rip off their own wings. I think males also have wings and maybe rip them off later, not sure if all female workers are born with wings and then rip them off, it's kinda weird with ants. Ants really don't like having wings, apparently.

[@estebannunez6902]

@@Rubywing4 sounds painful lol

[@Rubywing4]

@@estebannunez6902 It does. But apparently, according to google, insects and other arthropods like spiders, and I think crustaceans, don't actually feel pain... at least not the same way we do. If a bug loses a limb, it doesn't scream or writhe in pain, it just carries on like nothing. So maybe ripping off their own wings doesn't feel like much or anything to the ants, probably not any worse than if you pluck off one of the hairs on your head. I'm just writing this off my memory of something I read about weeks ago, so I can't say if that's the case for ALL arthropods or just some, I'm not even sure if it could also apply to molluscs (octopi, clams etc.) or if it's just the creepy crawlies.

[@estebannunez6902]

@@Rubywing4 shii wish we couldn't feel the pain. That'll be a relief if we broke our bones or sum.

[@phrogofthecomments]

5:06 surely i don't have hands

[@TheKaiserofeurope]

I have charzard not hands

[@kyramaze2043]

Omg today I saw I fly and told my friend I bet I can catch it (as a joke) BUT THEN I DID I LITERALLY RETCHED OUT AND IT WAS BUSING IN MY HAND

[@hellomrjelloyay]

0:39 You've had fly infestations before... think about this.

[@Youvspp]

Yea

[@danielarepas6661]

Why does no one like my comments

[@drathyice7413]

FINALLY A NEW VID:DDDD

[@nox608]

My dog eats Flys .

[@mgbbowhunter]

WTF

[@kylezioaraneta1705]

Wow so cool (I'm not being sarcastic)

[@Eyeshellfeet]

Give me your dog

[@TwinTown7411]

1:06 y is there a Kiki in the trash can

[@CC-lm4zj]

My dad actually CATCHES flies 1:58

[@sirneptune9757]

I love your video this is the first video that I have watched

[@Hcvden]

Me killing a fly with a pencil-

[@andrewgallagher1872]

Agreed

[@alfieholt]

4:39 I just catch it between my pinky and ring finger I’m not joking I have done it before

[@qinjikofoxx5580]

At this point it's become a game for me. I take pride in being able to backhand flies out of the air and watch as they vanish into the same void that kept eating my pencils and pens when I was in school.

[@Beveragesipper2007]

1:39 uh I don’t think those are flies. Those are cockroaches 🪳

[@h0ardRR]

Flies can look like that 😃

[@NF-es2xq]

100000 4:45

[@SmellyFerret146]

4:42, HOLY MOLY THATS A LOT OF FLYS!!!

[@MatchieMun]

I got frighteningly good at swatting flies with flyswatters due to the fact sliding doors suck at keeping them out. The trick is to not make any sudden movements until you're in position to send the fly back to their lord in the fiery depths of Hell. Basically become jumping spider and you too can master the art of the swatter.

[@kieraglenn7053]

Recommend a dish of apple cider vinegar with dish soap in it. They're attracted to it and the dish soap prevents them from flying once they land in it, so they just drown.

[@prisizuniga]

What are my cats will probably do that literally because this kitten is literally like a cat version of a husky

[@LixinLi-wc7ol]

Hire Godzilla to fight the flies bro!

[@rodrigogarcia2503]

This is currently happening to me and its because a dumpsite exploded because there was to much trash and it kinda "overflowed" so yeah I understand you

[@Andriu-eh9sg]

Funny enough, if you have a plastic sifter it works like it was enchanted by a mage, you can swat them, catch them or both with it. Clean afterwards, promise.

[@misterhooman2864]

Put vinegar in a cup and place like a paper towel or plastic wrap with a whole in the top and it works as a good fly trap

[@SgtPancake049]

This one time at work, my coworker gave me one of those sticky hands. I was over by the sink when I saw a fly on the ground. I raised the hand over my head and brought it down upon the fly. It was awesome

[@zane-yr2jw]

CALL SHRECK!!!!!

[@vickyovando2515]

flies are attracted by other flies. so CLEAN EVERYTHING

[@baronghede2365]

Basil is a good fly repellent, Blessed Be.

[@phoenixtech9782]

3:30 that is actually a cool looking G-max victreebell

[@Dontneedahandle777]

That Was Epic

[@Berserk_Ravenger]

Flies are usually comfortable around the warm and hot climate like mosquitoes, and also seasons like summer, and sometimes fall/autumn, so I am not sure if that’s the case of your fly infestation

[@rokennedy8668]

If they were maggots they could've laid eggs😮😮

[@SDN-v9z]

I also have creepy Crawley‘s around my house sometimes and I don’t know how to get in my back

[@eliasbonilla2577]

I love the demon slayer reference at 1:19 😂

[@lee-annechristy329]

Love to see my TOH reference in there 3:27

[@Ace_Spade885]

As someone who was an electric racket I do experience using it on Mosquitoes not flies though since me grandma's house had many of them my uncle didn't see the racket lying on the couch and pretty much got buzzed on his hand and now its pretty much dissapeared

[@Epiclydumb]

This video made me have a nightmare about maggots crawling around my house

[@Twinklethefox9022]

Watching this, the spider part was too much. I even had a spider or grand daddy long leg in my room last night. Also i remember a time where my whole ceiling was covered with ladybugs. Honestly that doesnt scare me. Why can't i have a ladybug, butterfly or lightning bug in my room visiting me instead of a spider or a mosquito? Its always either a pest or something creepy that crawls or flies in my room because someone left the front door open to chat for hours. Then they get angry at me for complaining about it.

[@zoesworldgaming321]

dang you are lucky with all those ladybugs

[@ThatOneScreamingBirdLololol]

Flies can find trash very easily, once they get to the trash they lay eggs. The eggs hatch in a few hours I think. So that’s probably why they seem to just pop up randomly

[@rabbitdarkness3916]

You can just research which companies deal with insects, and then you can pay them to not only clean your entire house from them, but they can also attempt to try and remove any entrances they may be coming in.

[@Pure_Broken]

I love the demon slayer reference when you check the vent

[@maddengamertime4990]

POV your a fly and your family moved to young yong tales house “NO!! UNCLE DAD MOM” cries in sadness

[@ashamatronichow2226]

My cats will play with and only SOMETIMES eat them, other times they let them live so they can play longer and then just WALK AWAY, needless to say I’ve gotten good with a fly swatter and trapping them between the screen and glass of my windows

[@GuyW1thAMask]

I'm chill with the flies they just spin around they come every summer but they don't cause any harm and they leave at night

[@Superduperforkingcooper]

Flies are probably coming from walls, me and my family once had a wasp nest or whatever its called in our walls, BEHIND MY BED

[@paulaldricgipolio3250]

Youngyongtales: that would work but at what cost me: no more flies!

[@goc19777]

4:33 *BOOM! HEADSHOT*

[@ComicMakerBoyo]

WHEN THE ALBUM DROPS

[@Over2UTake]

this happened to me too before my two cats so basically there were like 20 flies on my curtain in like winter or smthn and my brother had to vaccum them all up nowadays, my younger cat of 2 years old kills any moving organism that is smaller than him and eats flies then spits em back out

[@onazibartiene3383]

😮why has been a very successful business

[@Im.a.fairy.Yaelokrefan]

How to kill somon many flies 1.Get like 20 books or note books 2.put them open somewhere 3.wait for flies to come and close the books and done (Tip :change the books every time if u want to)

[@QueenEstherfaithful]

the way that the picture shows the fly like 100 I wish they didn't exist

[@salvager8440]

I've killed a bunch of flies with a fly swatter

[@elijahpratt3977]

As a person who lives out in the country I can confirm armies of flies and lots of other nasties

[@TheSandwhichman108]

Nope I’ve had a few instances where a crap ton of flies got into my parents house. I remember swatting about seven of them and it didn’t even make a dent. So what I did was I checked every possible spot in the house for garbage and the like thoughtfully cleaning it out in an attempt to starve the flies of any possible food sources. It did work in the end. Thank goodness they didn’t reproduce.