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Can maggots get into your eye and how?
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Do humans benefit from house flies?
Only in the fact the larvae, known as maggots, dispose of dead creatures and garbage. Other than that, they are desease carriers.
What are the young ones of Housefly called?
Baby houseflies are called maggots. When flies are born they become larva and then they become maggots. The maggot will then eventually become a fly.
Why sheep have a reflective coating of the eye?
it is to be able to see clearer in the dark so they can hunt down food
How big is a narwhals eye?
As big as a adult humans mouth open.
Are maggots the soul of humans?
No
Can maggots get into your eye and how?
6 mins
Why do you consider flies as pest?
They fly around and bother humans and animals alike. They bite and spook horses. They leave maggots behind. They are pests because they are pesty.
What happen if humans had one more eye at the back of their head?
the term watch out behind you will be obselete
Do maggots live in humans?
They can, if you mean living ON humans-- they still need air.They are even occasionally used purposely on humans, as a more fine-tuned (though creepy) way to debride necrotic tissue from an infected wound. The maggots will only eat dead tissue, ignoring any healthy tissue.
What is the most common eye sight for humans?
the comon eye sight for humans is the pupil
What is a decomposer for a human and a mountain lion?
The decomposers that decompose humans an mountain lions are fly maggots and bacteria.
How do you get rid of or kill maggots in a horses eye?
CONSULT A VET IMMEDIATLY THIS IS A SERIOUS PROBLEM. I don't know if this would kill or get rid of the maggots but vetricin is a liquid that you can spray in their eyes and it fights infections and cleanses the eyes.
Do humans have an eye?
Humans have in fact two eyes.
How is a flys eye different from a humans eye?
1. How is a human eye different from a fly's eye?
Why does a human's eye turn red a dog's eye blue and a cats eye green when a camera flashes?
What you see in an eye in a flash photo is actually the color of the backside/inside of the eye. Animals with good vision in the dark have a reflective layer behind the retina. Humans hasn't, so what you're seeing is basically blood red.
What is the cure for pressure behind the eye?
blow your eye up
