Why is it so hard to catch a fly? | The Robot Zoo | Maddie Moate

Maddie introduces the challenge of catching flies, highlighting their unique vision and anatomy. At the Robot Zoo, a robotic fly helps explain why flies are hard to catch. Flies have compound eyes with thousands of ommatidia, giving them 360-degree vision. They also have sticky pads on their feet, allowing them to adhere to surfaces. The video concludes with a call to subscribe for more content.

What is the function of a fly's proboscis?

What unique feature of a fly's eyes contributes to its ability to see in multiple directions?

How do flies perceive their surroundings differently from humans?

What are the main reasons that make it difficult to catch a fly?

Describe how a fly's feet help it avoid being caught.