Wax Worms Eat Plastic. But Can They Clean Up Our Trash Pollution?
Wax Worms Have a Voracious Appetite—for Plastic Bags - Atlas Obscura
Wax moth caterpillar spit could be used to break down plastic waste | Natural History Museum
Meet the plastic-eating bug that could solve our waste problem | BBC Science Focus Magazine
polystyrene eating worms could help tackle plastic waste, say scientists
Plastic-eating caterpillar could munch waste, scientists say - BBC News
Discovery of plastic-eating caterpillar could prove a boon in waste disposal | CBC News
These plastic eating caterpillars could help save the planet | The very hungry caterpillar makes the world a better place. Read more: http://wef.ch/2pb9mum | By World Economic Forum | Facebook
Plastic eating waxworm caterpillars may help overcome pollution problems
How waxworms eat plastic | Research Connection
A Very Hungry Caterpillar Eats Plastic Bags, Researchers Say - The New York Times
Study of waxworm caterpillar finds gut bacteria breaks down polyethylene plastic bags | KidsNews
The key to breaking down plastic may be in caterpillars' guts
Plastic pollution may have met its match: The saliva of wax worms
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Lowly wax worm's saliva may boost fight against plastic pollution | Reuters
Lowly wax worm's saliva may boost fight against plastic pollution | Reuters
Wax moth caterpillar spit could be used to break down plastic waste | Natural History Museum
Plastic eating caterpillar discovered - Plastic Soup Foundation
How a Plastic-Eating Caterpillar Could Help Solve the World's Waste Crisis - EcoWatch
These Plastic-Eating Caterpillars Might Save the Planet
A plastic-eating caterpillar can help fight pollution with its wonder stomach
Plastic-Eating Caterpillars Have Gut Bacteria That Can Live on Polyethylene for Over a Year
