Fatberg

What Makes A Fatberg?

A team of scientists at the University of Exeter have carried out an “autopsy” on a famous giant fatberg. The 64-metre monster, longer in length than the Leaning Tower of Pisa, was discovered lurking under The Esplanade in Devon last year. Cooking fats and domestic hygiene products, such as sanitary towels and wet wipes, were found to have played a pivotal role in the fatberg’s creation, while bones and false teeth were also discovered in the mass.
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The UK's First 'Fully Flushable' Wet Wipes Are Here – And They Won't Turn Into Fatbergs

The brand is the first to be certified flushable by Water UK 🚽
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This Monster Fatberg Is 64 Metres Long And Lurking Under A UK Seaside Town

This is why you shouldn't flush wet wipes.
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You Can Now Watch A Livestream Of This Mouldy Fatberg 24/7

If you're into that kind of thing.
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Sanitary Bins Could Be Put In Men's Loos To Protect The Environment

They could help fix Britain's 'fatberg' problem.
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Fatberg May Be Preserved For Future Generations

A fatberg that has been on display in the Museum of London has proven so popular that the museum are considering keeping it, rather than just throwing it away.
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This Slice Of Fatberg Could Be Preserved In A Museum For Future Generations

The fatberg is infested with flies but could be a vital part of London's history, Museum Of London's curator told HuffPost UK.
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