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May 22, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Discovery hull ‘safe’ from worms

Damage to the hull of one of Scotland’s most historic ships by a marine worm is not as bad as first feared. It was thought that the Toledo worm had infested the timbers of the 100-year-old Discovery in Dundee.

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Damage to the hull of one of Scotland’s most historic ships by a marine worm is not as bad as first feared. It was thought that the Toledo worm had infested the timbers of the 100-year-old Discovery in Dundee.

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