Eat more Camel and Kangaroo to stop climate change!
Source AAP
A three-year study released today has found Australia's one million-plus camel population is out of control.
Report co-author Murray McGregor, an agribusiness lecturer, said a good way to bring down the number of camels was to eat them.
“Eat a camel today, I've done it,” Professor McGregor told AAP.
“It's beautiful meat.
“It's a bit like beef. It's as lean as lean, it's an excellent health food.”
The Desert Knowledge Cooperative Research Centre, which wrote the report, found Australia had the world's largest herd of wild camels.
They are inflicting major damage on fragile desert ecosystems, water sources, rare plants and animals, and indigenous sites, the report found.
Camels also made climate change worse by burping up greenhouse gases and turning various landscapes into deserts.
Australians have already been urged to eat more kangaroo for environmental reasons.
National climate adviser Ross Garnaut recently said beef and lamb had a high carbon hoof-print, and told people to eat kangaroo instead because it would cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Posted by on 01/06 at 11:52 AM
I wish I was still living in Australia.
Kangaroo meat is so delicious it tastes like beef!
It is amazing how just by changing our eating habit we could have an impact on environment.
C’mon Aussies even though it reminds you of little Skippy, eating kangaroo is the best choice to reduce climate change.
Posted by Administrator on 01/06 at 12:14 PM
LOL.. I am vegetarian.
Posted by SEO Service on 01/08 at 06:17 PM
It seems every country has certain wild animals that have taken over, yet there is nothing being done to use that surplus so to speak to feed its hugrey people. Too many individuals are too turned off by the killing of an animal even if it is to feed the poor.
Posted by salon hive on 01/13 at 07:27 AM
This is interesting, and in a way, funny too! But its true that camel meat is almost as good as beef. The fiber is lean, and tastes real good when grilled or cooked.
Posted by ecommerce on 01/13 at 04:50 PM
I’m looking for an article about bactrianus.
Posted by
Computers Software on 01/22 at 09:15 AM
That’s interesting, never knew that camels were becoming a real problem.
But is it true that it’s good as a health food? I’d think that they’re unhealthy because of their humps.
Posted by
safe driving on 02/16 at 08:46 PM
Wow, I didn’t know that. When I read the title of this post, the first thing came to my mind was that maybe because of their gases going to the atmosphere. We’ll give it a try.
Posted by
Home Accents on 03/02 at 05:02 PM
Haha, is hilarious the way you explained it.
Posted by
Mexican Breakfast on 04/01 at 08:34 PM
interesting title, haha,how can that stop climate change
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angya on 05/18 at 04:07 AM
