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A plastic alternative made from shrimp shells gets stronger when wet
In A Nutshell Researchers created a biodegradable material from shrimp shells and trace nickel that grows nearly 50% stronger when submerged in water, a property never previously achieved artificially ...
There’s a clean-up underway on one of our waterways, but to some, it might look like trash is getting dumped there. Actually, these are recycled oyster shells, and they are helping improve water ...
On a recent spring evening at Crave Fishbar in New York City, the oysters resting on beds of ice hailed from Long Island, Virginia, Washington, Cape Cod, and British Columbia. But once they’d been ...
It may sound too weird to be true, but this Instagram post is based on fact. Clams truly do help protect a Polish city’s water supply by detecting pollutants. However, the details of the scheme are a ...
One of the best parts of a beach trip is the abundance of shells you can collect; however, before you use them in coastal home decor (shout out to our Coastal Grandmas) or craft materials, give them ...
Barnacles are more than ship pests. Learn how they filter water, feed predators, build habitat, and affect animals and ships.
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