Scientists in Belarus say they have come up with a way to jump-start their credit-crunched economy - breeding edible frogs.
Boffins say that exporting the local delicacy could turn the former Soviet state into an agriculture super-power.
"We have immense reserves. The republic could expect a huge foreign currency inflow if it developed the industrial breeding of these amphibians," explained Ruslan Novitsky, a member of the country's National Academy of Sciences.
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