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2026-10-24 01:17
New World Screwworm Map Shows US Cases as Parasite Found in Texas Elk
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The Epoch TimesLean right
New Screwworm Cases Found in New Mexico and Texas, Officials Confirm - The Epoch Times
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- Straight Arrow NewsCenter
Officials identify a case of New World screwworm in an elk killed by a hunter, marking the first case not involving livestock.
Read at san.com → - NewsweekCenter
The discovery comes after a series of cases have risen in domestic animals in the U.S. this year.
Read at newsweek.com → - The HillCenter
The New World screwworm is a parasitic fly that can enter animals through open wounds and feed on living tissue.
Read at thehill.com → - The Epoch TimesLean right
New Screwworm Cases Found in New Mexico and Texas, Officials Confirm The Epoch Times
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Straight Arrow NewsCenter
Long eradicated in US, New World screwworm detected in Texas wildlife
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New World Screwworm Map Shows US Cases as Parasite Found in Texas Elk
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Screwworm spreads to US wildlife in Texas, USDA says
Read at thehill.com →The Epoch TimesLean right
New Screwworm Cases Found in New Mexico and Texas, Officials Confirm - The Epoch Times
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First New World screwworm case of current outbreak found in U.S. wild
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