Website review: Burping moose bad for the environme...
Flips99 discovered this in Environment
•5 reviews since Aug 21, 2007
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Flips99 discovered 12 months ago- "Burping moose bad for the environment Amidst all the talk about carbon dioxide emissions and global warming comes news that Norway's national mascot may be contributing to the destruction of the environment, through burping and other bodily functions."
- "Burping moose bad for the environment Amidst all the talk about carbon dioxide emissions and global warming comes news that Norway's national mascot may be contributing to the destruction of the environment, through burping and other bodily functions."
- Alkman rated 8 months ago
- I'm always amazed that countries like Norway, which are supposed to be so environmental, still hunt wolves even though they only have a few left, allows whaling and finally plans the slaughter of a third of the moose population, actions which cause a massive effect on the gene pool of these animals.
- zrsassy rated 12 months ago
- This why the green weenie whackos should all be shot and put out of their misery - that will help the environment greatly From the page: " Burping moose bad for the environment Amidst all the talk about carbon dioxide emissions and global warming comes news that Norway's national mascot may be contributing to the destruction of the environment, through burping and other bodily functions."
- gracious rated 12 months ago
- Aftenposten reports that Norway's national mascot may be contributing to the destruction of the environment, through burping and other bodily functions. Researchers linked to Norway's technical university (NTNU) in Trondheim contend that moose are responsible for tons of gas emissions a year through their frequent burping and, well, farting. A grown moose will burp and pass so much methane gas in the course of a year that it amounts to 2,100 kilos of carbon dioxide emissions. A motorist would have to drive 13,000 kilometers in a car to emit the same.
- Archduke-Chocula rated 12 months ago
- ridiculous
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