More cases of parasitic screwworm confirmed. Here’s who is at risk, where it’s spreading
Summary
Screwworm flies lay eggs on warm-blooded animals and people. These eggs hatch into maggots that eat the animal's flesh while burrowing inside.Key Facts
- Screwworm flies target warm-blooded animals and humans.
- The flies lay eggs on the skin.
- Eggs hatch into larvae called maggots.
- Maggots feed on flesh as they burrow deeper under the skin.
- Screwworm infestation causes tissue damage to the host.
- The news discusses confirmed cases and areas where the parasite is spreading.
- People and animals in affected regions are at risk of infestation.
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