Dr. Mark W. Moffett (also known as "Dr. Bugs" for his extensive research and contributions, and "crazy" for his methods) is quite a character in the entomology and conservationist world. If you've ever seen a picture of a bug in National Geographic, it was probably by him as they've used over 500 of his photographs. Below the cut, you can see his
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I have to say, he's one brave dude; and I have to agree, he's probably as close as to experiencing the miracle of birth as any man will probably get, hahaha.
I found this incredibly entertaining. Gross, but entertaining. He's pretty devoted to his interests. Also, that is one nasty hole in his hand. I've always wondered what the risk would be of a bot fly burrowing too close to a major artery or vein, and causing a little more damage than intended as a result. Or if the damage resulting from fly-chewing on the muscles would be permanent. I saw one instance where one had burrowed into someone's neck. That was disgusting.
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Someone asked him about the damage done in the youtube commentary. I'm actually curious myself about the same thing...
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That which has been seen cannot be unseen.
But damn, that was neat.
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He's certainly an odd one. xD
...and am I weird for thinking that would be a fascinating experience to have? Except if it came out of my face or my head. If one of those lil bastards burrowed into my anywhere above my neck, I'd kill the hell out of it. -.-
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