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Seems pretty obvious, considering the way kangaroo legs work. I'm surprised it took people this long to figure this out, though I guess since pigs and cows are
by midoridensha 3y ago
Seems pretty obvious, considering the way kangaroo legs work. I'm surprised it took people this long to figure this out, though I guess since pigs and cows are eaten as food so much, there's a huge surplus of their tendons, unlike kangaroos'.
- zeruch 3y agoTHere are more Kangaroos than people in Australia, and while it is a food source, there is ample surplus.
- tourmalinetaco 3y agoThough according to both the article and comments ITT, kangaroo meat isn’t unheard of in Australia so a surplus does exist. Probably not one for a global application of this procedure, but enough for experimentation. Perhaps by the time we perfect this lab-grown tendons may be a superior source, or other animals can be used.