Can These Plastic-Eating Wax Worms Help Reduce Our Trash?

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Wax worm chewing through plastic (Photo Credit: Federica Bertocchini, Paolo Bombelli, and Chris Howe)

Though plastic shopping bags are incredibly cheap and useful, their disposal causes widespread pollution. That's because the non-biodegradable polyethylene takes centuries to decompose and is also detrimental to wildlife who often mistake the colorful debris for food. Now, we may have an unlikely ally to help clean up our trash – a small wax worm bred primarily for use as premium fish bait.

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  • mummy9년 이하
    yummy i want to eat some can i have a bucket full of them and a plate?
    • B-e-a-utifl9년 이하
      IS SO COOL
      • mummy9년 이하
        yummy i want to eat it can i have a bucket of them and a plate
        • kboy약 9년
          This is cool i want some so i dont have to take out the trash no more
          • nbob약 9년
            this is nice
            • cgirl약 9년
              nasty
              • julia약 9년
                this is really cool.
                • julia약 9년
                  fun
                  • mircat약 9년
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                    • NoNameStranger 약 9년
                      Worms eating trash would be great, but if they overpopulate, we could have some plastic loss that could put grocery stores out of bags, which would be funny to see on the news. ;)

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