How Do Maggots Turn Into Flies?

Maggots are parasitic insects that live in the body and lay their eggs in wounds. The eggs hatch into larvae that burrow under the skin. As they grow and develop, they can cause pain and itchiness. The larvae also feel like something is moving under the skin. These parasites are often found in areas of poor sanitation, so getting rid of them is important.

Once hatched, maggots can lay hundreds of eggs. They will then develop into flies. A maggot’s development is dependent on environmental factors, but they typically lay their eggs about two days after the corpse dies. Flies feed on this green substance, which is released by decomposing tissues. A single rotting hand can contain as many as 300 maggot larvae.

Maggots can be killed using bleach or flea or lice shampoo. The best method of controlling an infestation is to kill them as early as possible. The best way to do this is to use a mixture of bleach and water on the infested areas. This solution will prevent future infestations.

The larvae of maggots feed on spoiled and old food. Most often they are found in kitchens, but they can also feed on left-out pet food, as well as dead animals. In either case, it takes a few days for the maggot to transform into a fly.