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Scientists are hoping the wax worm saliva can address the global threat of plastic pollution or plastic waste accumulation.

This specific worm, you can see wriggling away, is the wax worm, and spanish researchers say they have discovered chemicals in the wax worms's drool that can break down polyethylene, one of the most widely used plastics in the world. now we found that worms can do that through their saliva and in the saliva there are two enzymes that can actually oxidise and degrade polyethylene. according to the scientists who carried out the research, just one hours' exposure to the saliva can break down the plastic as effectively as years of weathering, and that could be crucial. polyethylene is an extremel...