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Predatory bacteria show promise in fighting Caribbean coral disease in lab tests

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Researchers in the Caribbean are investigating the use of predatory bacteria as a potential tool to combat coral diseases. Laboratory experiments have shown that these microscopic organisms can effectively target and destroy harmful Vibrio bacteria. Importantly, the treatment appears to leave the coral's essential microbiome intact, making it a precise and targeted defense mechanism. While the results are encouraging, scientists caution that further field trials are needed before the method can be applied in real-world conservation efforts.

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