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Scientists from Aarhus University found giant viruses on Greenland 's ice sheet.
They believe they could help alleviate ice melting caused by algae blooms.
Algal blooms bloom on the surface of the ice, which accelerates melting of ice.
But scientists say the viruses could actually be a good thing.
They say they could be useful as a way of alleviating ice melting.
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