Absorbiter on Instagram: "The Human Bot Fly (Dermatobia hominis) doesn’t land on you. It catches a mosquito mid-flight, glues up to 30 eggs onto its abdomen, and releases it. When that mosquito bites you, your body heat hatches the eggs within minutes. The larvae drop onto your skin and burrow in using rows of hooked spines. They feed on your living tissue for up to 8 weeks, breathing through a tiny hole they keep open in your flesh. You can feel them moving. Source: Francesconi, F., & Lupi, O.

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