How often does a bear "poop" each day on average? : Eco Answers

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ran across a very
nice article that talks
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perspective. Today’s is titled How often does a bear “poop” each day on average? .
Question by NancyJean M: How often does a bear “poop” each day on average?
Why don’t we use “bear poop” as an alternative fuel? It’s very plentiful and much easier to obtain (cheaper!) than gas and oil? It could be warmed and “melted down” in tube-like pipelines. This way, we could save the bears’ habitats and utilize their “product” for our own use at the same time. Just brainstorming because oil will go up to over $ 120 a barrel.

Best answer:

Answer by sparrow
Vewy vewy often, and when bears poop in the woods, they have their own t paper too.

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forced hot air solar heating panel : Eco Videos

See I am non stop on the
search for interesting ideas on
Alternative Energy Sources. This evening, I
came across a very
fun piece of content that discusses Eco Energy Sources from a new
perspective. Today’s new post is titled forced hot air solar heating panel .

A video of a solar hot air panel that I made with aluminium, plywood, and 2x4s some foam insulation and a sheet of lexan. Intake air is about 78F exhaust holds at 120-ish F even with a 1200 watt blower pushing thru it. It is crude, but a learning experience. I would like to create one more just like it and loop them together. And one more with the core of a radiator for more surface area. Just scratching my renewable resources itch.
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