will hatch from the egg and grow below the skin by eating nutrients in the human body. During development, larvae migrate throughout the human body, possibly even surpassing the blood-brain barrier.
Buffalo fly larvae can travel throughout the human body, and can even cross the blood-brain barrier.
The area of the selected fly larvae to the nest will be swollen, pusy and painful. After the 8-week period of parasitism by taking nutrients, the larvae will turn into pupae and punch a hole in the human skin and crawl out.
Here is the process of close-up of the fly larvae on the girl's shoulders, causing everyone to shudder in horror.
