Beekeepers Hate Them but They Might Be Just What We Need
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Beekeepers hate this worm but the rest of the world will definitely love it! 🐝
In this video, Dr. Federicia Bertocch, who discovered that waxworms can
biologically degrade plastic, discusses why waxworms may just play a key role
in saving the environment for the future!
According to Dr. Bertocch, after she learned that beekeepers were killing the larvae of the Galleria mellonella moth, which are also known as wax worms, because they were eating the honeycombs, she realized that wax worms may NOT be as terrible as beekeepers considered them to be. 🌻
According to Dr. Bertocch, after she learned that beekeepers were killing the larvae of the Galleria mellonella moth, which are also known as wax worms, because they were eating the honeycombs, she realized that wax worms may NOT be as terrible as beekeepers considered them to be. 🌻
To find out more about Federica Bertocchini and her work, click https://www.plasticentropy.net/who-we-are/ now!
Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9C
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plastic pollutionwaxwormsplastic-eating worms
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