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Did you know? Banded blowfly Dec 11 2007

In the Earth-Touch clip, Flies and maggots consume tsessebe carcass, flies are seen on the remains of a tsessebe that has been killed and eaten by a nearby pride of lions in the Okavango Delta, Botswana.

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Tags: banded blowfly, carrion, decay, flesh, fly, maggot, tsessebe

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