Is there anything good about a housefly as it’s buzzing around a picnic table or stealing bits of watermelon? Discover the fascinating secret lives of houseflies and how they showcase God’s wisdom and creativity.
“But if we confess our sins, he will forgive our sins, because we can trust God to do what is right. He will cleanse us from all the wrongs we have done.” 1 John 1:9 (NCV)
“You are already clean because of the words I have spoken to you.” John 15:3 (NCV)
“Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me.” Psalm 51:10 (ESV)
Terms Learned in This Episode:
Spontaneous Generation: A past idea in science that living things appeared from nonliving things.
Maggot: The larvae or baby stage of a fly.
Diptera: The order (category) of true flies including house flies, horse flies, fruit flies, gnats, crane flies, and mosquitoes. Characterized by one set of two wings.
Haltere: A tiny knob-shaped organ behind a fly’s wings that helps it balance in flight.
Campaniform Sensilla: Tiny sensors in a fly’s haltere that can feel bending or pressure and send flight information to the fly’s nervous system.
Pulvilli: Two fatty pads on a fly’s foot that are covered in tiny hairs (setae) that make a sticky glue-like substance.
Chemoreceptors: Tiny sensors on some insect’s feet that help them detect chemicals such as smell and taste.
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