Long description goes here.

Horseman Flies are flightless, instead using their quickly-beating wings to propell themselves foreward while running. They can reach extreme speeds while chasing prey, and can even propell themselves up vertical surfaces using their wings.
Its legs have a structure more similar to a horse than an insect and are specialized for sprinting.
It wears its previous hosts preserved skin as a cape, protecting it from the heat and cold.

Horseman Flies run very quickly and burn an enormous amount of calories, which fuels their insatiable hunger even more.
By the time a Horseman Fly has reached breeding age, it has forgotten all about its dreary life spent as a Fruit Mite, or perhaps convinced itself that it was overreacting to the foul taste of fruit. For this reason, most will lay their eggs in fruit, hoping that its offspring will not follow the same path.