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Environment
Tracey Ferrier

Very hungry caterpillars chow down on problem plastic

Plastic eating capacity of greater wax moth caterpillars is being observed at Macquarie University. (PR HANDOUT IMAGE PHOTO) (AAP)

In an air-locked Sydney lab some very hungry caterpillars are firming as a solution to a pesky type of plastic that almost always ends up at the dump.

Galleria mellonella, commonly known as the greater wax moth, is not exactly pretty in its larval stage.

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