Goats housed with pigs had significantly fewer barber pole worms than goats in a monoculture.

“why would that be and the answer is the life cycle of a Barbacoa worm is the this is not very pleasant but the mature worm is stuck through with much mouth to the wall of the intestine it sucks blood all day long it spews sperm and eggs and get fertilized in the intestine when the animal defecates that that worm egg fertilized worm egg is in the feces it hatches and all neonates baby worm climbs up a stalk of grass in the animal reinfects itself for its neighbor by eating that grass well when that uh hard ate that goat manure that fertilized egg it was never going to become a near me”