Something’s Coming & the USDA Just Did This (Parasite Alert)

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The USDA is preparing to release sterilized flies across parts of America to combat a deadly parasite: the New World Screwworm. Once believed to be eradicated from the U.S., this flesh-eating parasite has triggered a new government response. In this video, we break down what the USDA is planning, how these flies are engineered, and what signs to watch for in your region. Are they preventing an outbreak—or preparing for one?

📜 USDA Documents Confirm: Release of sterile Cochliomyia hominivorax (New World Screwworm) flies Target zones and containment strategies Emergency livestock and human health protocols Aerial drops and detection operations

🚨 What to Look Out For: Strange fly patterns or large swarms in southern U.S. states Animal wounds attracting aggressive flies Unusual livestock deaths or quarantines USDA personnel or aircraft in rural or border areas The last time this parasite made its way north, it caused devastation in wildlife, livestock, and even humans. This new move by the USDA may be necessary—or it might be too late.

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