THEY STILL CANNOT CREATE A FLY - SO WHY BE IMPRESSED?

There's a fly trapped in my lamp and it's making a lot of noise by trying to get out of there, but, as the lamp it's basically closed by a dome, it won't succeed. So I was wondering if it will survive a lot longer and I'll have to unscrew the lamp or I could just wait it die?
So, a number of insects fall under this description. The two most common ones in Singapore are flying ants and flying termites. And the ones you see regularly swarming under street lights or even the lights in your own home are actually… flying termites!
One of the most commonly found winged insects are flying termites. You might recognise them swarming around fluorescent lights in your home during humid and rainy nights.

Don’t be afraid of them though, because they’re generally harmless. During this stage of their life, they’re simply swarming to mate and form new colonies. Note that this is the only time you’ll see termites flying – after the deed is done, their wings drop, the males die and the females burrow in warm and damp areas to lay eggs.