Flies need sticky feet to walk on ceilings, but not so sticky that they get stuck upside down. So each foot comes with a pair of claws that help hoist the gooey foot of the ceiling. Flies use several techniques to get unstuck: Pushing, twisting, and peeling its footpads free.
Flies need sticky feet to walk on ceilings, but not so sticky that they get stuck upside down. So each foot comes with a pair of claws that help hoist the gooey foot off the wall. Flies use several different techniques to get unstuck: pushing, twisting, and peeling its footpads free.
Flies need sticky feet to walk on the ceiling but not so sticky that they will be not be stuck on the ceiling
Flies need sticky feet to walk on the ceiling but not so sticky that they will be not be stuck on the ceiling
Flies need sticky feet to walk on the ceiling but not so sticky that they will be not be stuck on the ceiling
They work on the ceiling by close-up of the tacky hairs and claws on a fly foot taken with an electronic microscope. Each fly has two footpads that gives the insect plenty of surface area with which to cling.
They are known as little antennas to some people