How to Perform the Dead Fly Magic Trick
Get a fly and put it in a container with a lid or in a cup with aluminum foil on top to prevent the fly from flying away., Place the container with the fly in the freezer for about one hour., Take out the fly and place it on a windowsill, table, or...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Get a fly and put it in a container with a lid or in a cup with aluminum foil on top to prevent the fly from flying away.
Flies hibernate in cold and will look like they are dead. , Usually the best place is the corner of a windowsill. , Do this as soon as possible as the fly will recover quickly. , Do this as if you were very excited and/or getting ready for the trick. , Say this while looking around searching for something, then notice the dead fly in the windowsill and pick it up. , Say some magic words and wait a few seconds for the fly to start moving it's legs.
Your audience will be impressed, and even more impressed when the fly will start to fly again. , -
Step 2: Place the container with the fly in the freezer for about one hour.
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Step 3: Take out the fly and place it on a windowsill
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Step 4: or wherever it is likely for a dead fly to be.
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Step 5: Bring in the audience into the room.
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Step 6: Rub your hands together to make them warm.
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Step 7: Tell your audience that you need a subject which is preferably a dead animal.
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Step 8: Get a person from your audience to come and touch the fly to make sure it's dead
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Step 9: then let your audience know that you are going to bring this fly back to life.
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Step 10: Enjoy the astonishment of your audience.
Detailed Guide
Flies hibernate in cold and will look like they are dead. , Usually the best place is the corner of a windowsill. , Do this as soon as possible as the fly will recover quickly. , Do this as if you were very excited and/or getting ready for the trick. , Say this while looking around searching for something, then notice the dead fly in the windowsill and pick it up. , Say some magic words and wait a few seconds for the fly to start moving it's legs.
Your audience will be impressed, and even more impressed when the fly will start to fly again. ,
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