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how long would it take for flies to gather 'round a dead body after death? (If say you died outside or near an open window)
Would it be a few hours or days or what?
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That would depend on the number of flies around to start off with...
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Lol.
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Well seriously, in a game I am making for the Halloween contest next month, there is a dead body, if it has been there for about 12-ish hours would it have flies buzzing around it?
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At 9/16/10 09:54 PM, Animator1mike wrote: how long would it take for flies to gather 'round a dead body after death? (If say you died outside or near an open window)
Would it be a few hours or days or what?
Texas = 10 min, first fly or two
Iceland = fuckin.....day(s)?
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Thanks. (Location of body: Virginia)
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What an odd question that has no context that isn't suspicious.
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It really depends on the climate. Basing it on the location of the body, I would say about a few hours to a day.
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Flies are really climate and surrounding driven creatures - while location counts, the primary factor is temperature. In your more cold climates, there really are no flies, period. In your warm climates, should take a few hours, so the body being there for 12 hours and having flies is entirely plausible. In your hot climates, it's a matter of minutes - they'd literally just see the body and investigate asap.
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depends on whether I'm there scaring the flies away with my enormous erection
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