Assertion: botfly's larva | /r/CapableOf | make their way
Facets:
value: to the equid’s
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: because of irritability
type: CAUSE
value: into horse's mouth nose bot
type: OTHER
value: into the open wound
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: The method of infection is itself rather interesting, the adult botflies capture mosquitos (or muscoid flies) and attach their eggs to the body of the mosquito or fly before releasing them, then when the mosquito or muscoid fly next feeds on a host the eggs either hatch and the larvae make their way into the open wound, or the eggs drop off and hatch shortly thereafter.
text: The larvae work their way up into the head cavities causing fits of vertigo known as blind staggers; failure to eat because of irritability may result in death.
text: eggs are laid on neck and beneath jaw, larvae make their way into horse's mouth Nose bot (Gastrophilus haemorrhoidalis): rare; eggs are laid around lips
text: After they’ve matured for a few days, the larvae will then make their way to the equid’s stomach, where they will then attach themselves to the lining of the animal’s intestines with about a hundred of their friends, and wait nine months to be pooped out.