[["Fruit fly eggs are most commonly found embedded in the meat of decaying organic matter or on the surface of overripe fruits. When a fruit starts to go bad it ferments, and attracts fruit flies. They gobble up the fruit, and in the process, lay hundreds of eggs that hatch into larvae in mere hours.", 43.0], ["How Did I Get Fruit Flies? Fruit flies often infest homes with ripe, rotting, or decayed fruit and produce. They also enjoy fermented items such as beer, liquor, and wine. Fruit flies also may breed and develop in drains, garbage disposals, trash cans, and mop buckets.", 24.0], ["Fruit flies originated from Africa. They can often be found under food prep areas or between gaps in worktops, in the bottom of refuse bins, anywhere with empty bottles of juice or soda cans are stored, around standing water under fridges or ice machines, and under or in between damaged floor tiles.", 8.0]]
where do flute fruit flies come from
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