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Why are flies not knocked out

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Doc Spock | 09:53 Mon 10th Sep 2007 | Animals & Nature
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of the air by rain ?
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I cant say I've ever seen a fly in the rain, so maybe they hide
10:09 Mon 10th Sep 2007
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They have developed a skill which enables them to fly quickly between raindrops.
10:12 Mon 10th Sep 2007
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10:16 Mon 10th Sep 2007
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How do you know they arent!!
10:30 Mon 10th Sep 2007
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Air pressure in front of the droplet pushes them to one side.
10:37 Mon 10th Sep 2007
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Why are you asking us?
10:39 Mon 10th Sep 2007
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Just trying to get on the Trivia wavelength
10:42 Mon 10th Sep 2007
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i wish they were........especially the mosquito variety and those big fat ugly blue bottles....

I am a spider and fly assasin
10:44 Mon 10th Sep 2007
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I thought they were good questions.
10:53 Mon 10th Sep 2007
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I thought they were very good questions, too, whatever the reason behind them :0)
13:31 Mon 10th Sep 2007

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