Scientists Found a Caterpillar That Eats Plastic. Could It Help

There are now more than 50 known species of ‘plastivores,’ or plastic-eating organisms. One of these, the greater wax moth, is offering scientists hope in the fight against plastic pollution.

TIL mealworms are able to consume and biodegrade various plastics, including polystyrene containing common toxic chemical additives, and still be safely used as protein-rich feedstock for other animals. : r/todayilearned

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