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Australian scientists are trying to work out why kangaroos don't fart as often as sheep and cattle.
Queensland Government scientists are investigating microbes in kangaroos' stomachs.
The Department of Primary Industries researchers want to isolate the bacteria in kangaroos that prevents the production of methane.
ABC News Online says they then plan to see if it can be used to reduce gas emissions from cattle and sheep.
If successful, the move could reduce the greenhouse gas emissions from livestock.
Department of Primary Industries Minister Henry Palaszczuk said: "If we can have a breakthrough there, it'll be great news for the environment because at the end of the day it will mean a reduction in the 60 million tonnes of gas emissions that come from our cows and our sheep each year."
Be great for the environment if they can solve this.
Queensland Government scientists are investigating microbes in kangaroos' stomachs.
The Department of Primary Industries researchers want to isolate the bacteria in kangaroos that prevents the production of methane.
ABC News Online says they then plan to see if it can be used to reduce gas emissions from cattle and sheep.
If successful, the move could reduce the greenhouse gas emissions from livestock.
Department of Primary Industries Minister Henry Palaszczuk said: "If we can have a breakthrough there, it'll be great news for the environment because at the end of the day it will mean a reduction in the 60 million tonnes of gas emissions that come from our cows and our sheep each year."
Be great for the environment if they can solve this.