Tardigrades Avoid Microplastics
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•Microplastics Seem to Be in Every Kind of Animal… Except One
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Microplastic particles found in marine tardigrades, worms, worms and other creatures.
Microplastics were found to be in the bellies of creatures that call the sea home.
Researchers from the Federal University of Pernambuco in Brazil found the tiny particles in 5,629 creatures.
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