The human botfly larvae, also known as Dermatobia hominis, after removal from human flesh. CDC Laboratory Identification of Parasites of Public Health Concern/Idaho State Health Department The human botfly is a small, hairy fly found in Central and South America. Unique among skin parasites, the botfly itself doesn't actually burrow under the skin. Instead, it lays its eggs on mosquitoes, ticks or other flies. When a person is bitten by one of these insects, the eggs are triggered to hatch into maggots by a human's body heat [source: U.S. Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventative Medicine].
The shark in Jaws is a great white shark. His nickname is Bruce.. - the above is correct, but perhaps not specific enough. When you say the shark in Jaws it implies the shark's character is called Bruce. It was the big model shark they used for some of the film's scenes that had the nickname Bruce around the set. In the movie itself the shark is refered to in different ways...
In Peter Pan in Scarlet, the crocodile was killed by Captain Hook's poison after trying to digest him. In Peter and the Starcatchers, the Crocodile is male and named Mr. Grin. In the Disney film, the Crocodile's name was Tick Tock, because of his tick tock sound of the clock he swallowed.