How These Plastic Eating Superworms Can Solve The Plastic Recycling Problem

The superworms, Zophobas morio, are little recycling plants that shred the polystyrene with their jaws and feed it to their stomach bacteria. Take a look at how these plastic eating superworms can solve the plastic recycling problem.

A common variety of worm with a liking for polystyrene has been discovered by scientists at the University of Queensland to assist considerably to plastic recycling, reports The Epoch Times.

The study, led by Dr Chris Rinke from UQ's School of Chemistry a...

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