Millions of maggots are washing up on beaches in Australia by Sarah Kimmorley on Jan 31, 2018, 10:38 AM Advertisement
 Millions of tiny maggots washed up on Newport and Bilgola beach, in Sydney's Northern Beaches, on Sunday. Local woman Jane Gardner posted photos of the gruesome sight on Facebook saying: "Zillions of maggots washed up on the tide at Newport Beach." The maggots continued to be a problem for locals on Tuesday, with the local council forced to shut down the Bilgola ocean pool as the creepy crawlies continued to linger. Newport ocean pool has remained open. A local man told the Daily Telegraph that in his 15 years of swimming at the beach pool daily, he has never seen a phenomenon like it. He said one woman went for a swim, only to later found out about the infestation when she discovered maggots in her swimming costume. A council-manager of environment and infrastructure said the maggots are likely a result of the warmer weather which has been a perfect breeding ground for flies to lay eggs in the seaweed. Locals are being warned that more maggots could be on the way during the next high tide. More here. SEE ALSO: Maggots are hiding in lots of your favorite foods — and it's perfectly legal
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