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Meet the latest recruit in the war against global warming.
This Argentinian bull has a device attached to its back to prevent methane escaping when it belches.
The gas is collected from the bull's stomach through a small pipe and compressed in a canister. Every day one animal produces enough fuel to drive a car one kilometre.
According to the UN, 18% of greenhouse gas emissions are produced by livestock.- methane
gas with no colour or odour which can be used as fuel
- belches
releases air from the stomach through the mouth noisily
- canister
metal container in the shape of a cylinder
- greenhouse gas
gases which trap heat in the earth's atmosphere, such as carbon dioxide and methane
- livestock
farm animals raised for domestic use or for profit