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Line 1: − A '''fly''' can be used to describe many types of flying [[insects]] of the order diptera (probably from the same [[baramin]]), though it is most often used to mean [[house fly]], a household pest that lays [[eggs]] in [[garbage]] which hatch into [[maggot]]s, the larval stage of flies. Flies are the only insects to have two wings instead of zero or four ("diptera" means "two wings").+
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The word '''Fly''' is used to describe many types of flying [[insects]] of the order [[diptera]] (probably from the same [[baramin]]). A fly is most often used to describe a house fly, a household pest that lays [[eggs]] in [[garbage]] which hatch into [[maggot]]s, the larval stage of flies. Flies are the only insects to have two wings instead of zero or four ("diptera" means "two wings").
[[Category:Insects]]
[[Category:Insects]]