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By: TheJestPress.com
**Scientists Terrified as Bacteria Produce Plastic Tough Enough to Replace Your Car**
In yet another blow to the self-esteem of average humans everywhere, scientists announced today that bacteria have developed a new type of bioplastic with mechanical properties strong enough to rival metals, glass, and—dare we say—those indestructible petroleum-based plastics that your phone case is made of.
“Honestly, we just wanted the bacteria to clean up after themselves,” explained Dr. Chip Resinator, lead researcher at BioBonkers Labs. “Next thing we know, they’ve invented a plastic that you could plate your car with. We’re this close to giving them voting rights.”
This new super-bioplastic, dubbed “Bacter-Amazing,” doesn’t just outperform current green alternatives. It shrugs off heat, resists shattering, and, if recent tests are to be believed, holds up better than your last three romantic relationships. Critics warn that if left unchecked, bacteria could soon flood the market with eco-friendly car bumpers, smartphones, and ironically, single-use lunch containers that will outlive your dog.
Industry pundits are already sweating. “We were fine when bacteria made yogurt and sourdough starters,” whined Brad Polyeth, CEO of OilyPlast Industries. “But now they’re after our jobs! First, it’s plastic. Next, it’ll be microchip manufacturing—and let me remind everyone, bacteria don’t even pay taxes.”
Even metals are getting nervous. Aluminum spokesbacterium (now unionized) shared concerns: “We’ve worked hard to be lightweight and strong. Now everyone’s gaga over some slimy proto-plastic? It’s tough out here for the shiny crowd.”
But environmentalists are cautiously optimistic. “If bacteria want to make my next blender pitcher or replace the plastic covers on 500,000 TV remotes, I say let ‘em,” said climate activist Fern Leafly. “Just let us know if they start thinking about a run for Congress.”
One thing’s certain: the arms (and cell walls) race continues, and humanity may soon be forced to thank their tiniest roommates for saving the planet. Or at least, for making their coffee cups biodegradable *and* bulletproof.
By: TheJestPress.com
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