What does housefly do?

Houseflies are common insects that primarily feed on decaying organic matter, including food waste, garbage, and animal feces. They play a crucial role in the ecosystem by aiding in decomposition and nutrient recycling. However, they can also be pests, as they may spread diseases by contaminating food and surfaces with pathogens from their bodies and feces. Additionally, houseflies have a rapid reproductive cycle, which allows their populations to grow quickly in suitable environments.