Is there such a thing as a human bot fly? Yes, we're sorry to say there is. Called the torsalo, Dermatobia hominis, occurs in Mexico and Central America. Fortunately, getting one is an extremely unlikely occurrence for the average visitor. 2nd instar torsalo larva, note the hooks to hold it in place! One of the really cool things about this insect is that it lays its eggs on a mosquito and the eggs hatch when the mosquito feeds on a host. Do humans get warbles? Yes, (are you disgusted yet)? A torsalo warble While the maggot feeds on its host (you) it has to have a hole in the skin so it can continue to breathe. It takes about 6 weeks to complete development on its host. http://ambergriscaye.com/pages/town/botfly.html Is there such a thing as a human bot fly? Yes, we're sorry to say there is. Called the torsalo, Dermatobia hominis, occurs in Mexico and Central America. Fortunately, getting one is an extremely unlikely occurrence for the average visitor. 2nd instar torsalo larva, note the hooks to hold it in place! One of the really cool things about this insect is that it lays its eggs on a mosquito and the eggs hatch when the mosquito feeds on a host. Do humans get warbles? Yes, (are you disgusted yet)? A torsalo warble While the maggot feeds on its host (you) it has to have a hole in the skin so it can continue to breathe. It takes about 6 weeks to complete development on its host. http://ambergriscaye.com/pages/town/botfly.html
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Bot flies are found in tropical and subtropical regions worldwide. The adult flies typically lay their eggs on the skin of mammals, and the larvae develop within the host's body, causing a condition known as myiasis.
Botflies live in a variety of places, mostly warm and damp climates including throughout Brazil and Chile, as well as far north as the southern United States. Countries with known botfly encounters:
The type of symbiotic relationship that is represented by the Bot Fly and the oropendula is a behavioral and social symbiosis.
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Flies may be attracted to spider plants due to the moist soil and potential food sources like decaying plant matter, but they do not typically live in the plants themselves. However, it's possible that flies may lay eggs in the soil of spider plants, which can develop into larvae. Regularly checking and maintaining the plant can help prevent fly infestations.
Flies are consumers, as they obtain their energy by feeding on other organisms or organic material. They do not produce their own food through photosynthesis like plants do.
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