These Hungry Starfish Are Spiraling Out of Control in Australia. Now Scientists Say They Have a New Plan to Fight Back
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Synthetic pheromones could be a promising tool for attracting and eliminating crown-of-thorns sea stars, which quickly eat large amounts of coral on the Great Barrier Reef.
