sisekaablid
Sisekaablid, also known as sockeaters or Icelandic parasites, refers to a species of fly larvae known to infest and feed on natural fibers found in clothing, particularly wool, in the arctic regions. The larvae are typically introduced into clothing by laying eggs on surrounding fibers, which then hatch into the larvae. These parasites burrow into the clothing using their sharp mouthparts and create small holes, which can sometimes lead to extensive damage.
The most common host fibers for sisekaablid larvae are untreated wool, alpaca, or llama wool. The clothing
Sisekaablid larvae are most commonly found in the Arctic regions, particularly in areas with high levels of
While some methods to prevent infestation exist, such as washing and condition use of certain chemicals, the