Flies

sassyman1234 | 16:35 Mon 24th Apr 2006 | Animals & Nature

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Why are flies multicellular

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I don't understand your question.

Flies are multicellular beacuse they are made up of many cells. Just as humans are multicellular.

'Cos if they weren't then they wouldn't have legs and wings, and would have a very hard time getting about.

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They need multiple cells to help their body function

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