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Caterpillars mainly bred for fishing bait are capable of biodegrading plastic? As cool as it is crazy...

Started By Subverted , Apr 24 2017 5:18 PM

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#1 Offline Subverted - Posted April 24 2017 - 5:18 PM

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https://phys.org/new...on-plastic.html

Totally blowing me away. Too bad wax worms are so ugly...but it might be cool to start a culture of them on plastic!

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