a week old fruit.....

well i just remember that i have a mango a week ago, so i just took it out from the refrigerator cut it and eat it last night, it was sweet, til i notice there is something moving on it.....when i take a closer look, it was tiny worms.....so i dont care and just finish the mango (since i already finish 2/3 of it)so the question is....where the hell does those worm came from?

Worms can survive in the human body system smart one...and you answer is simple:Evolution....or Not

so you are saying the mango is turning into tiny worms?btw i dont really care if they survive in my body.....its not my 1st time to eat a living worms.....

Replying to #3

no that evolution joke was a lie, the real reason is: parasites can live everywhere

Replying to #4

parasites cannot live everywhere they can only live with their hosts, without them parasites won't have anything to consume....................remember your biology

nah, I dont think he mean that literary.....i think he just mean you can find parasite everywhere, in food, water, meat...and so on.....but still i wonder how the hell they get into the mango.....

do they lay thier eggs into the fruit or just on top of the fruit?

WinterreiseThe worms are from the eggs of fruit flies. The flies land on the fruit, lay their eggs, and leave.Also, finally someone is man enough to ignore the. They don't hurt you, and they can't do anything to you, so why the hell do people not just eat the fruit anyways.

I'm afraid your mistaken, the "worms"/Young of fruit flies are called larvae :)

larvae, worms, what the differ? they are both long, rod-like, living thing....

larvae is a stage in a life cycle of a certain animal, worms are worms til they die :P like

i know what the differ between them.....i just pointed it out that it doesnt matter to call them worm or larvae because they look the same....

not really imo worms are long slender and sleek while larvae have more grooves but whateveroh about your other question assuming that this week old fruit was out of the refrigirator for a week or had it been uncovered a fly would have been able to lay its eggs on the fruit meat so that the larvae/worms will hatch then eat it

the mango was un-cut while in the refrigerater, and i dont think it was possible for the egg to hatch for such short time....

maybe the eggs were already laid evenbefore you bought it

that will be the case.....

i think you should check your other food, because most likely, there's more of these worm in the refrigerator.

dont worry, the only food left are in the freezer.

They should be dead then. Just make sure to eat all your food within a sensible period of time.

sometime you just cant remember there is something left to eat.....

I remember some video on the Yahoo Homepage where this guy takes out a couple boxes of like 13 year old Twinkies. They were hard as rocks, and he smashed them.