Why a curious crustacean could hold secret to making renewable energy from wood

Scientists studying gribble — a curious wood-eating crustacean — have discovered how they are able to digest wood despite being the only known animal to have a sterile digestive system. The discovery may help to develop cheaper and more sustainable tools for converting wood into biofuel in the future.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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