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Great Barrier Reef: Starfish Destructive to Coral Could Be Stopped With Household Vinegar
Scientists have found a new tool for combating Crown of Thorns Starfish (CoTS) that threaten the Great Barrier Reef: Household vinegar, which has proven to kill the starfish in lab settings and is a cheaper alternative to current drugs.
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