What is another word for Sarcophagan?
Pronunciation: [sɑːkˈɒfəɡən] (IPA) 
Sarcophagan is a term that refers to the process of flesh-eating insects feeding on decaying flesh. It is commonly associated with the natural process of decomposition, where insects such as maggots feed on the flesh of deceased animals. Synonyms for Sarcophagan include necrophagous, carrion-feeding, and scavenger insects or invertebrates. These insects play an essential role in ecological systems by decomposing organic matter and returning nutrients to the soil. While often portrayed as disgusting or unclean, sarcophagan insects are indispensable for maintaining the balance of nature by breaking down dead matter and preventing the accumulation of waste in the environment.
