Fly Larvae Under the Skin: A Real-Life Horror
In tropical regions, a mosquito bite can turn into a nightmare. Certain flies, like Dermatobia hominis (the human skin fly), lay eggs on mosquitoes. When they bite, larvae burrow into human skin unnoticed. At first, it feels like a mild itch, but soon swelling, pain, and even a breathing hole reveal something alive beneath. Cases worldwide, including tourists returning with larvae under their skin, prove this isn’t a myth. Prevention: repellents, protective clothing, and medical attention if suspected.
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