Australia has a large amount of bush flies (A.Milewski, 2016, p.22), an animals that grow within other animals  faeces. Going by the colloquial name bush fly, the animal (Musca vetustissimaMilewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. ) found in Australia is much more keen to place itself on the human face compared to its international counterparts.Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. For example, the eye fly (Musca sorbens) found in Africa and Asia,Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. live primary around agricultural animals.Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. Although cattle Milewski , Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. are now the main contemporary breading ground the bush fly, it was in fact the emu was able to create the best breading ground for the bush fly Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. (Musca vetustissimaMilewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. ) prior English colonization of the land mass. While the feaces of both the human and the dog Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. would have been adequate vessels for the bush fly, serval factors point to the fact they weren’t the capable to be the primary breeding ground to the fly. The first of which is that fact that human population wasn’t dense enough and the precolonial Australian dog (the dingoMilewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. ), hadn’t been in the country long enough to establish themselves[10], having only been there for a few thousands years.Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. The large native Australian bird, the emu, has large wet poos allowing for the 3-4 days Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. incubation needed for fly larval . The emu poo is also highly suited for the fly as nutrient rich to allow for the fly’s rapid growth.Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. The emu poo is also not too highly attractive for native Australian dung beetles,Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. getting rid of a potential competitor for space. Emu faeces wasn’t attractive to such species as the dung beetle due to its texture being hard to work with as a result of the emu’s fast digesting rate.Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. This fast digestion rate is allowed through the emu’s lack of a large intestine or a large gizzard.Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. The emu’s poo has a none sold and rope like Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. texture. This texture is due to the emu’s diet including fruits, invertebrates, flowers and shoots.Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. With a highly varied diet and lack of competition for space, emu faeces are great breeding ground for the Musca vetustissima.Ibid, Milewski, Antoni, 2016: 21-23. The other factor that allowed for the native emu to facilitate the growth the bush fly (Musca vetustissimaIbid, Milewski, Antoni, 2016: 21-23.) larvae is their estimated pre colonial population. Their previous population, before the Australia was an English colony  is likely to of been high than the population of human.
Australia has a large amount of bush flies (A.Milewski, 2016, p.22), an animal that grow within other animals ' faeces. Going by the colloquial name bush fly, the animal (Musca vetustissimaMilewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. ) found in Australia is much more keen to place itself on the human face compared to its international counterparts.Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. For example, the eye fly (Musca sorbens) found in Africa and Asia,Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. live primary around agricultural animals.Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. Although cattleMilewski , Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. are now the main contemporary breading ground the bush fly, it was in fact the emu was able to create the best breading ground for the bush fly Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. (Musca vetustissimaMilewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. ) prior English colonization of the land mass. While the faeces of both the human and the dog Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. would have been adequate vessels for the bush fly, serval factors point to the fact they weren’t the capable to be the primary breeding ground to the fly. The first of which is that fact that human population wasn’t dense enough and the precolonial Australian dog (the dingoMilewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. ), hadn’t been in the country long enough to establish themselves[10], having only been there for a few thousands years.Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. The large native Australian bird, the emu, has large wet faeces allowing for the 3-4 days Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. incubation needed for fly larvae . The emu faeces is also highly suited for the fly as nutrient rich to allow for the flies rapid growth.Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. The emu faeces is also not too highly attractive for native Australian dung beetles,Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. getting rid of a potential competitor for space. Emu faeces wasn’t attractive to such species as the dung beetle due to its texture being hard to work with as a result of the emu’s fast digesting rate.Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. This fast digestion rate is allowed through the emu’s lack of a large intestine or a large gizzard.Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. The emu’s faeces has a non-solid and rope like Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. texture. This texture is due to the emu’s diet including fruits, invertebrates, flowers and shoots.Milewski, Antoni. A new perspective on our embarrassment of flies [online]. Wildlife Australia, Vol. 53, No. 2, Winter 2016: 21-23. Availability: URL ISSN: 0043-5481. With a highly varied diet and lack of competition for space, emu faeces are great breeding ground for the Musca vetustissima.Ibid, Milewski, Antoni, 2016: 21-23. The other factor that allowed for the native emu to facilitate the growth the bush fly (Musca vetustissimaIbid, Milewski, Antoni, 2016: 21-23.) larvae is their estimated pre-colonial population. Their previous population, before Australia was an English colony , is likely to of been high than the population of human.
R
animals
animal
A
'
R
cattle Milewski
cattleMilewski
R
feaces
faeces
R
poos
faeces
R
larval
larvae
R
poo
faeces
R
fly’s
flies
R
poo
faeces
R
poo has a none sold
faeces has a non-solid
R
pre colonial
pre-colonial
D
the
A
,