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Moths Eat Plastic Bags. Wax worms, or moth larvae that live in the honeycombs of beehives, have two enzymes in their saliva that break down the. The larvae of the greater wax moth can eat polyethylene. The larval form of wax moths, these pale wriggling grubs feed on the wax that bees use to make their honeycomb. Seal the bag and discard it in the trash. You could risk sealing in some clothes moth larvae with your clothes. Don’t try to save any of the food. Scientists may have found some surprising helpers in our battle against plastic waste: Honeycomb moth caterpillars with a taste for munching through plastic bags. You could try packing your clothes away in plastic tubs or bags, but this may mean you check on your clothes less often. Researchers have identified a pair of enzymes in wax worm saliva that naturally break down a common form of plastic within a few hours at room temperature. Once you find an infested package of food, place the entire package — container and all — inside a plastic bag.

Wax worms, or moth larvae that live in the honeycombs of beehives, have two enzymes in their saliva that break down the. You could risk sealing in some clothes moth larvae with your clothes. Seal the bag and discard it in the trash. Once you find an infested package of food, place the entire package — container and all — inside a plastic bag. The larval form of wax moths, these pale wriggling grubs feed on the wax that bees use to make their honeycomb. Researchers have identified a pair of enzymes in wax worm saliva that naturally break down a common form of plastic within a few hours at room temperature. You could try packing your clothes away in plastic tubs or bags, but this may mean you check on your clothes less often. Don’t try to save any of the food. Honeycomb moth caterpillars with a taste for munching through plastic bags. Scientists may have found some surprising helpers in our battle against plastic waste:

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Moths Eat Plastic Bags The larvae of the greater wax moth can eat polyethylene. Once you find an infested package of food, place the entire package — container and all — inside a plastic bag. Wax worms, or moth larvae that live in the honeycombs of beehives, have two enzymes in their saliva that break down the. Honeycomb moth caterpillars with a taste for munching through plastic bags. Seal the bag and discard it in the trash. You could risk sealing in some clothes moth larvae with your clothes. You could try packing your clothes away in plastic tubs or bags, but this may mean you check on your clothes less often. Researchers have identified a pair of enzymes in wax worm saliva that naturally break down a common form of plastic within a few hours at room temperature. The larval form of wax moths, these pale wriggling grubs feed on the wax that bees use to make their honeycomb. Scientists may have found some surprising helpers in our battle against plastic waste: The larvae of the greater wax moth can eat polyethylene. Don’t try to save any of the food.