The bugs that lay eggs all over your body
For some bug babies, your body is home sweet home. Human botfly larvae, for example, burrow under your skin, forming a pus-filled pimple. Meanwhile, thousands of young loa loa worms can travel throughout your body —even across your eyeball! Let's explore all the awful ways these creepy crawlies have children beneath your skin.
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