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It started with an itch. Then, small, pearl-like lumps appeared. At first, they seemed like harmless skin bumps—until they moved.
Doctors were baffled. A man in Brazil had developed strange, pulsating growths on his back. Tests revealed something horrifying: they weren’t cysts. They were eggs. Giant moth eggs.
Scientists believe the moth—a species never seen before—laid its eggs directly into human skin. The warmth of the body acted as an incubator. Soon, they began to hatch.
👇 Watch the moment they emerge from the skin in the video below. 👇
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What emerged next was beyond disturbing. Tiny larvae wriggled free, their translucent bodies twitching as they crawled out, searching for their next stage of life.