Shrimp Could Combat Toxic Algae in Water

The Mälaren lake in Sweden experiences recurring toxic algae blooms, often lasting into the autumn. Researchers have identified the hinknot shrimp, a type of crustacean that consumes cyanobacteria, as a potential solution to combat these blooms. This discovery could help save the summer swimming season.

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