Tuesday, July 1, 2014

A Sea Fly

 This is a sea fly. Sea flies will eat many different things including wood and paper, small fish, wool and burlap.  They are semi-nocturnal.
 Sea flies usually live under water. You can also find in the high altitude of mountains.
 At night, sea flies go and find food. To bring paper back to the fly's nest, it uses its arms to hook the paper.
 Its hook-like arms allow it to land on the bottom of the sea and crawl. They also help it catch small fish and break and scoop up paper and wood.



 Under the green circles (lego studs) are two red eyes. When its eyes close the green circles cover the eyes.


 On the end of the wings there are snake-like scales. This fly makes a hissing noise. It uses these snake-like scales on its wings to scare away predators by hiding the rest of its body and hissing.

 It has two gray antennas pointing up. They are like radars.





 ~Above pictures by Cam


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