Marine life researchers used a non-toxic dye to study how sea sponges helped ocean water clean. Footage shows the green colouring being sucked by the underwater creature into its pores. It then ...

Researchers from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission use non-toxic dye to measure how sponges filter water. Hurricane-prone states The day in pictures Get the USA TODAY app Start ...

Researchers from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission use non-toxic dye to measure how sponges filter water.

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