Maggot

... to go in search of a new one. Their sense of taste and smell will help them find another. When the food needs changing or rotating (so not all maggot young are removed) they can be brought outside where those that escape will not matter since population must be kept down or all may perish at ...

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... go in search of a new one where their sense of taste and smell will help them find another. When the food needs changing or rotating (so not all maggot young are removed) they can be brought outside where those that escape will not matter and in cold weather or short time in refrigerator will ...

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I think its some maggot larvae. The cat would have brought some dead mice, lizard or something and left it there. I once found black small curved worms in my house, accompanied by a stench. Try to figure out whats causing the stench ...

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... likely was dipteria (sp?). I just knew it and that confirmed it for me. I'm wondering why the article started out taking about this worm>fly maggot, then gave the texan analogy with no worms. guess, like you said, b/c of the wrong type of testing.

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I believe that is a rat-tail maggot the long tube coming off the main body is essentailly a snorkel, so that the maggot can breath while underwater problem solved. thanks flint. Too bad we didn't discover a new species :).

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