Things we never knew: maggots are covered with eyes! – Why Evolution Is True

by Matthew Cobb [First posted over at z-letter.com] I work with maggots. Not big fat maggots you use for fishing, but Drosophila maggots. They are incredibly simple, but are capable of performing most of the behaviours shown by the adult fly (with the obvious exceptions of mating and flying). The tiny flyDrosophila was chosen by Thomas…

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