#16 The breeding season for horseflies begins in the summer.
The female lays up to 1000 eggs at a time. An individual from the moment of laying eggs can live for almost 4 years.
After mating, the female feeds on one blood and then makes a clutch.
#17 Horsefly larvae can be found under leaves, in water, in damp ground, and along the banks of water bodies.
They appear in a few days and live in the water, eating mollusks and other residues of organic life.
The individual remains a larva for a year and then pupates, after which the horsefly itself appears in a few weeks.
#18 When bitten, a horsefly releases a substance that causes a certain reaction in the body, for example, an allergic one.
It so happens that the bite site begins to swell. The general condition is getting worse. Painful itching also appears.