HOW many termites does it take to produce the same methne volume as one adult cow? Anorak took that to the reseach fund council and - dash! - found that the gig has already been taken:
The Australian Government’s effort to comprehensively account for all greenhouse gas emissions has now turned its attention to the tiniest of creatures - termites.
Go on…
A CSIRO project in the Top End of the Northern Territory is measuring methane emissions from mound-building termites.
University of Melbourne Phd student Hizbullah Jamali says early results show termites emit very little when compared to animals like cows.
Anorak’s study into how big a cow should be and if it can be persuaded to eat termites commences just as soon as the funding is cleared…
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Farting, With Paris Hilton And Barack Obama
Spotter: Andrew Bolt
Posted: 26th, May 2009 | In: Media Comment | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
Comments
- Anorak on Susan Boyle Beaten Up
- dairy on I’m A Celebrity: Jan Moir Is The Daily Mail’s Katie Price
- Christy on Susan Boyle Beaten Up
- roby on Michael Jackson: Even Chandler Dies And Jordan Chandler’s Testimony Resurfaces
- Perry Mason on I’m A Celebrity Exclusive: Samantha Fox’s New Song, And Marc Mysterio
