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A robberfly with its prey on a leafy maize plant.
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English: Having incredible sophisticated eyes, robberflies are excellent hunters and is said that robberflies can catch their prey in mid-air more than half a metre away in less than half a second. They inject toxin into the prey’s body to paralyze and a kind of enzyme that liquefy the flesh. The robberflies then use its proboscis to suck out the thus resulting soup of the flesh. So, robberflies also play a big role as a pest controller.
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