What worms devour the body?
A maggot typically feeds on carrion. A maggot is the larva of a fly and usually  particular to the larvae of Brachyceran flies, such as houseflies, cheese flies, and blowflies.


Interestingly decomposition from maggots has a lot of use in forensic science as the presence or development of maggots on a corpse can be useful to a forensic entomologists to determine the approximate time of death. Depending on the species and the conditions, maggots may be observed on a body within 24 hours. The eggs are laid on the body and when the eggs hatch, the maggots move towards their preferred conditions and begin to feed. Insects are usually useful  25–80 hours post mortem and is contingent on temp humidity and oxygen availability. After 80 hours, this method becomes less reliable.