well, a fly lays it's eggs in a rotting, moist material. the maggots emerge from the eggs in warm weather within 8 to 20 hours, and they immediatly feed on, and grow in, the material where the eggs were laid. These larvae are 3 to 9mm long, and creamy white in color. When the maggots are full grown, they crawl away to a dry, cool place near breeding material, and transform to the pupal stage.
Flies spread disease to animals. Myiasis is the infection of an animal with maggots. Common cattle, sheep, and deer myiasis also accurs in humans, when certain flies are attracted to wounds, where they lay eggs. The hatched maggots then burrow into the skin. Depending on the type of fly, the larvae remain in the skin and cause lesions, or they move through the body and cause damage to various organs.
Hope I Helped! And YUCK! EWW! MAGGOTS! GROSSSS!!!!!
The baby of the cockroach is called the nymph... == == == ==
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No. They are baby flies, and therefore a maggot would be an insect larva.
It would cause magget's and fly's.
Ever seen one? No, some might have bristles though..that are tiny projections made for locomotion
Maggots typically appear within 24 hours after a fly lays eggs on a suitable food source, such as decaying organic matter. The rate of development can vary based on environmental conditions like temperature and humidity. Under optimal conditions, larvae can mature into pupae in about a week.
The record for the longest duration of continuous rain is believed to be 186 consecutive days of rain in Cherrapunji, India from August 1860 to April 1861. However, official records for such extended periods are difficult to maintain with complete accuracy.