Native to the Americas, screwworm flies are parasitic pests whose larvae infest open wounds in warm-blooded animals, causing severe tissue damage. They are controlled through sterile insect technique, releasing sterilized males to suppress populations. Livestock producers and wildlife conservationists benefit most, as this method reduces animal suffering, economic losses, and protects vulnerable species.
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