Oh you didn't know they do?
There is this Hadeath about dipping flys that fall in the water and drink it. Now I wonder where was that fly standing before you dipped it in the water?
actually did u know that fly have wings that are clean something to do with antibacterial properties in them. so its actually good for u to dip flys like that
In Australia, a team from the Department of Biological Sciences, Macquarie University, worked on a research to prove that flies have remarkable antimicrobial defenses. The team's leader, Dr. Joanne Clarke proved this discovery through a number of experiments.
"Our research is a small part of a global research effort for new antibiotics, but we are looking where we believe no-one has looked before,? said Dr. Clarke, who presented the team?s findings at the Australian Society for Microbiological Conference in Melbourne.
She added, "We are now trying to identify the specific antibacterial compounds which will be chemically synthesized from the surface of the flies."
Another researcher from Tokyo University, Dr. Juan Alvarez Bravo confirms that in the near future "people will be astonished to find that flies are being used as antibiotics in the hospitals."
He also assures that scientists are working on the flies to get a number of effective remedies for different diseases.