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New World screwworm flies are pests that can endanger the country's livestock and food supply if not properly eradicated.
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The USDA plans to drop sterile flies over Texas and Mexico to stop the screwworm, a parasite that threatens cattle, wildlife, and pets.
According to experts from Texas A&M, the New World screwworm is a tropical, parasitic fly native to the Western Hemisphere. The main threat to livestock stems not from the adult fly, but its larvae.
The USDA plans to drop sterile flies over Texas and Mexico to stop the screwworm, a parasite that threatens cattle, wildlife, and pets.
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