Scientists are using worms that eat human waste to turn toilet waste into compost, but parasitic eggs can survive the process
- PC: AI GeneratedTiger worm toilets are designed to turn human waste into vermicompost using worms that feed on and break down organic material.
- The approach can reduce the amount of waste that builds up in a toilet and has been studied as a form of non-sewered sanitation.
- Researchers tested whether tiger worms could destroy Ascaris eggs under conditions designed to replicate a tiger worm toilet.
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- PC: AI GeneratedTiger worm toilets are designed to turn human waste into vermicompost using worms that feed on and break down organic material.
- The approach can reduce the amount of waste that builds up in a toilet and has been studied as a form of non-sewered sanitation.
- Researchers tested whether tiger worms could destroy Ascaris eggs under conditions designed to replicate a tiger worm toilet.
Sources: Times of India