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If you put out are fire, where does the smoke go instead? The methane was produced by a bacteria, it is never produced to go anywhere if you get rid of the bac
by benj111 7y ago
If you put out are fire, where does the smoke go instead?
The methane was produced by a bacteria, it is never produced to go anywhere if you get rid of the bacteria. The trade off might be poorer digestive efficiency if the cow relies on this bacteria to break down some common molecule. Although it could just as easily be the case that the bacteria was introducing inefficiencies.
- tripzilch 7y ago> The trade off might be poorer digestive efficiency if the cow relies on this bacteria to break down some common molecule. We drifted a little, but the top-level comment of this same thread started out to suggest that if any, the effect might even be positive for the cow.