Assertion: botfly's larva | /r/CapableOf | drop to the ground
Facets:
value: to pupate
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: The larvae burrow into the tissue, drop to the ground when mature, and pupate before emerging as adults.
text: Over the next few weeks, the larvae will continue to grow and eventually emerge from the burrow and fall to the ground to finish the last stage of development.
text: Total larval development of the tree squirrel bot fly lasts three to four weeks, after which the mature larva emerges from the host by backing out through the warble pore, dropping to the ground, and burrowing into the soil where it pupates.
text: When fully grown, the larva comes out from the tissue and drops to the ground where it becomes an adult fly and the cycle repeats.
text: When completely mature, the larva emerges from the tissue and drops to the ground where it becomes an adult fly and the cycle repeats.
text: Total larval development of the tree squirrel bot fly lasts three to four weeks, after which the mature larva emerges from the host by backing out through the warble pore, dropping to the ground, and burrowing into the soil where it pupates.
text: Eventually, if the cycle is unperturbed, fully-developed larvae emerge from the host in 5-10 weeks and drop to the ground, where they pupate to form flies in 2-4 weeks.
text: By week 3-4, the larvae matures and drops to the ground to pupate.
text: For botflies that invade squirrels and other North American critters, the larvae will pop out of the warble and fall to the ground, where it metamorphoses into a pupa—the stage right before adulthood
text: About three to seven days after hatching, the larvae fall to the ground to pupate.
text: The larvae eventually crawl out of an animal and fall to the ground, where they mature into adult flies