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Watch a cow use a bathroom stall | Science News

United StatesPublished September 14, 2021

Views 110K  |  Likes 362  |  Comments 21
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This video has 110K views and 362 likes, ranking #1,203,165 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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110,816

Likes

362

Comments

21

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Total (all-time): $78 – $222

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Researchers successfully trained 11 calves, such as this one, to urinate in a bathroom stall. Once the cow relieved itself, a window in the stall opened, dispensing a molasses mixture as a treat. Toilet training cows on a large scale and collecting their urine to make fertilizer could cut down on agricultural pollution…

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September 14, 2021
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