Voorbeelden van maggot

• If you’re really hungry, you can look for maggots and insects. 

• Maggots come from the eggs of a fly. 

• This cheese has little animals called maggots in it. 

• During this time the commodity can lose value regardless of whether the maggot is of quarantine importance.

• The extrusion of the larva is accomplished very rapidly, and the maggot commences to crawl about as soon as it is born.

• It is a small, elongated maggot, characterised by the black tumid lips which spring from the last segment.

• This hypersensitive response caused 100% mortality of first instar maggots within four days.

• Most of the larvae, or maggots, feed upon decaying vegetable or animal substances.

• The recapture of marked apple maggot adults in several orchards from one release point.

• Teleology colludes with the wilful; the abyss is full of maggots.

• There is no sight more pitiful or tragic than a deer with gangrenous wounds, often with maggots in them.

• This was not riddled with maggots, and after being washed and smoked was pronounced by a meat inspector to be perfectly fit for human consumption.

• Such animals cannot eat or drink, and are infested with maggots.

• I must explain that maggots are deliberately bred by millions and tens of millions to be used as bait for coarse fishermen.

• The people who conduct this industry have assured me that these maggots can be bred and fed only on raw meat.

• Many of these coarse fishermen, if they may be so described, rely on maggots.

• The maggots hatch, and unless the sheep are properly treated the maggots eat their way into its body and then it dies.

• The condition caused by the attack of the sheep maggot-fly is not a notifiable disease, and no statistics are, therefore, available.