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Sarcophagidae are viviparous or ovoviviparous.
These are certainly larvae of Sarcophagidae and would then most probably be Sarcophaga sp. It is a well-known phenomenon that the mature first instar larvae in the uterus of female Sarcophaga spp. leave their dead mother. Sometimes they may even start eating their dead mother. It is possible to see on one of the photos that the posterior spiracles are situated in a relatively deep cavity, which is a feature shared by the large majority of flesh flies. This feature separates them from larvae of Calliphoridae, Muscidae and other calyptrates.
On en découvre tout les jours!!!Ce sont probablement des larves de Sarcophagidae. C'est une phénomène bien connu que les premiers stades larvaire grandissent dans l'utérus de la femelle et quitte leur mère morte. Elle peuvent même parfois se mettre a la manger (morte)
