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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Vc3MDeEF3TEzippMUC2Ccsf2f9fOjf_Rot_Vv_Ey9QU/edit?usp=sharing

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In nature, they are virtually almost never found on an unburied corpse.

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In nature, they are virtually almost never found on an unburied corpse.

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C. Tibialis are typically the weaker of flies, which explains why they burrow. 

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C. Tibialis are typically the weaker of flies, which explains why they burrow. 

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The burrowing takes quite a while, almost 4 days to get about 50 cm. 

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The burrowing takes quite a while, almost 4 days to get about 50 cm. 

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They go after bodies that have been buried for long periods of time. They have been known to go for bodies that have been buried a year, but typically go for 3-5 years. 

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They go after bodies that have been buried for long periods of time. They have been known to go for bodies that have been buried a year, but typically go for 3-5 years. 

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The coffin fly can burrow from 30 to 100 cm deep.

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The coffin fly can burrow from 30 to 100 cm deep.

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The female fly also isn't what eats from the body in the casket. The female lays her eggs in the corners and when they hatch, the larvae are left to crawl into the casket and feed. 

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The female fly also isn't what eats from the body in the casket. The female lays her eggs in the corners and when they hatch, the larvae are left to crawl into the casket and feed. 

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Since they typically only live below ground, they don't use their wings as much. 

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Since they typically only live below ground, they don't use their wings as much. 

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Adult females of this species are known to dig down through over 2 meters of dirt and enter coffins to lay their eggs.

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Adult females of this species are known to dig down through over 2 meters of dirt and enter coffins to lay their eggs.

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Males have more of a cone shape
Females have round shaped antennae