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Yes, obviously the people that have answered "no" to this question have never lived in the northern hemisphere or attempted to think or experiment before they open their mouths (or get on a computer). I won a $100 bet on this one, and if you doubt it you should try it yourself. Snagged 5 healthy flies (You gotta be fast!) put them in a jar (in betters freezer) for 48 hours. Dumped their supposidly dead bodied on a sunny windowsill. BAM! Three spun in circles, tried to fly away but died. Two (my ace in the hole green horse flies) spun like the others, but shook it off and flew away! The reality is that although the other flies died they survived long enough to show some some signs of life. Bet won on all levels!!

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