WATCH | Project 'Poo Zoo' uses animal dung to save at risk species

Britain's Chester Zoo is pioneering a new technique to protect endangered species by harvesting living cells from animal dung.

Britain's Chester Zoo is pioneering a new technique to protect endangered species by harvesting living cells from animal dung.

Project “Poo Zoo” aims to boost conservation breeding programmes by providing a cost-effective way to collect genetic material from animals.


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