Why Fruit Flies Are So Hard To Kill

Come summertime, fruit flies arrive in droves. Theyre drawn in by the smell of fruit and by the fungi and other microorganisms that produce rot. Once they land on apples, bananas, and whatever else they can find, they lay hundreds of eggs that hatch into hundreds of maggots, which then pupate into flies. So how can you get rid of them Make a trap, or just clean up. MORE BUG SCIENCE CONTENT: The Bugs That Lay Eggs In Your Face The Bugs That Turn Strawber