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Nottingham Post
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Laycie Beck

Strelley's Reece Oliver considers selling lion manure due to its 'unique odour'

Strelley's Reece Oliver has considered selling lion manure to raise money for conservation charities. In a Facebook post, the Strelley Wildlife Conservation Facility announced they were selling "lion poo", said to be "great to stop animals from getting in your garden as it is strong and potent".

However, Mr Oliver explained that selling lion manure was an idea he had to try and raise more funds for conservation charities, which are close to his heart. But he clarified that he was unsure if it was something that he could pursue as there hadn't been a lot of interest in the lion manure thus far.

The Facebook post, on September 29, read: "Lion poo is great to keep animals out of your garden due to its unique odour which is strong and potent. They will be sold in sealed bags and sent to you via post."

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