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So, if yukkuri poop is really bean paste, wouldn't it be economical to domesticate yukkuri and eat their poop?

>> No.5659666

How do you think Reimu stays alive if she can't afford food?

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Buffalo chips

>> No.5659696

inb4 alice joke

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They are the most moe beings in the universe to me, other than my real-life pets, of course.

And yes, there have been systems where Yukkuri are fed each other's poop. Animals often eat their own species' feces in real life.

>> No.5659750

>>5659710

A great deal of animals do.

Humans don't by merit of having a FRIGHTENINGLY efficient digestive system (probably the best in the animal kingdom), that leaves a waste that's completely non-nutritional.

This is a bad thing when you realize that means it cannot really be used as a fertilizer.

>> No.5659759

>>5659659
Inb4 the followup pic to this is smashed, tortured and burnt Yukkuris.

>> No.5659788

>>5659750
I didn't know that.

I thought that maybe it could be used as a poor kind of fertilizer. So all that is left is dead matter? Nothing remotely useful?

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