A fly worm is a larva of a fly, more commonly known as a maggot. These larvae resemble pale worms.
Appearance and Purpose
Maggots are typically pale and worm-like in appearance. According to provided context, the sole purpose of these larvae is to eat and store energy in preparation for pupation. They can be found on rotting plant or animal material.
Life Cycle
- Feeding Stage: Larvae feed for approximately five days.
- Pupation: After feeding, they seek dry, dark locations to develop into pupae.
- Transformation: During the pupal stage, the maggot transforms into an adult fly.
