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No. Maggots are the larva of flies. They can only feed on rotting material, and do not prey upon or eat living flesh. Due to the environment in which they thrive, however, they can carry bacteria and pathogens which are harmful to people.

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  • No. Maggots are the larva of flies. They can only feed on rotting material, and do not prey upon or eat living flesh. Due to the environment in which they thrive, however, they can carry bacteria and pathogens which are harmful to people.
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  • No. Maggots are the larva of flies. They can only feed on rotting material, and do not prey upon or eat living flesh. Due to the environment in which they thrive, however, they can carry bacteria and pathogens which are harmful to people.
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