Close-up of one variety of tsetse fly shows its skin-piercing blood-sucking proboscis. Tsetse is slightly bigger than common house-fly. March 12, 1949. (Photo by Raymond S. Kfeboa, Picture Post).

Close-up of one variety of tsetse fly shows its skin-piercing blood-sucking proboscis. Tsetse is slightly bigger than common house-fly. March 12, 1949. (Photo by Raymond S. Kfeboa, Picture Post).
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