
Flesh-Eating Screwworm Storms Back to Threaten Texas Cattle
Published June 4, 2026
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Flesh-eating screwworms have resurfaced in Texas, threatening the cattle industry. Their return after six decades poses major risks to food production.
The flesh-eating screwworm has resurfaced in the US, with the first case reported in Texas. This parasite, largely eradicated decades ago, threatens to affect the cattle industry severely. The USDA confirms its detection in a Texas calf, signaling a potential major threat to food production. Historically controlled after extensive efforts, its return necessitates immediate attention to protect livestock and agricultural stability.
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