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A sheep stands on an asphalt road, with clean white fleece slightly matted from the weather. Its head is turned slightly to the side, with small ears adorned with identification tags.

Regularly check animals for open wounds where screwworms can lay eggs.

A close-up image of a black cow with a distinctive white marking on its forehead, standing in a grassy field. The cow has yellow ear tags with numbers, and several small flies are visible around its face. The background is blurred, highlighting the cow's features.

Promptly treat any wounds to stop screwworm larvae from developing.

A close-up of a black and white cow standing behind a barbed wire fence in a dirt field. Its nose and part of its face are prominently visible, with ear tags attached to each ear.

Educate yourself and others on how to spot and prevent screwworm outbreaks.

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Learn how to spot signs of screwworms early and protect your animals and family.

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