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The common name that entomologists give fruit flies is "vinegar flies." That's because they're naturally attracted to fermented liquid, and when fruit rots, it also ferments.

Why are fruit flies attracted to cider vinegar? The cider vinegar contains acetic acid, which is the same chemical that’s produced in overripe fruit, which fruit flies go mad for.