The work of 11-year-old Maryam Muzamir with converting seafood shells into sustainable livestock feed was highlighted on The Late Late Show with James Corden in the US.
Maryam last month won three awards at the International Invention Innovation Competition in Toronto, Canada for converting shrimp and sea snail shells, that would otherwise become food waste, into livestock feed.
Ada link tak clip show tu?
congrats. great job
i heard the father took his student works and let her daughter compete?
NoorAminAhmad Syabas anak Malaysia! 👍
Super girl hope you produce better for humanity
Bravo
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