What are the structural features of a house fly?

The housefly is quite common. The size of female flies reaches 7.5-8 mm. The paws and body are dark brown, with hairs on the outside. On the legs, you can see sticky pads and so-called claws, which allow flies to move on any surface. The lower lip looks like a proboscis, at its end there are two sucking lobules, between them there is a mouth opening. Licking-sucking oral apparatus. Flies readily feed on food and various organic debris that decompose. When breeding, the female can lay up to 140-150 eggs at a relative temperature (17-18 degrees). Pupation occurs at a lower temperature in the soil (does not exceed 24 degrees). A new generation of flies is born after a month of pupation. Such flies live for about a month.