House flies are one of the most common and widespread pests, frequently found in homes and outdoor areas. Their rapid breeding and ability to carry bacteria, viruses, and pathogens make them a major health concern, leading to illnesses such as diarrhea and food poisoning. Attracted to decaying organic matter, garbage, and uncovered food, house flies thrive in warm, moist environments. Their quick reproduction and adaptability make them difficult to control without proper intervention.