“…Not only does the cadaver need protecting from bacterial and fungal opportunists, but also from foraging insects. Both Photorhabdus and Xenorhabdus have been shown to be able to repel scavengers including ants (Baur, Kaya, & Strong, 1998;Zhou, Kaya, Heungens, & Goodrich-Blair, 2002), crickets, cockroaches, springtails, wasps (Gulcu, Hazir, & Kaya, 2012;Ulug, Hazir, Kaya, & Lewis, 2014), predator insects (Foltan & Půža, 2009) and even birds (Fenton, Magoolagan, Kennedy, & Spencer, 2011) by the production of Scavenger Deterrent Factor (SDF) which has been not unidentified chemically.…”