Back in 2009, Google surprised the tech community when it hired a local company to bring 200 goats to its campus, allowing them to feed on the grass and weeds. While the company succeeded in its cost-effective landscaping efforts, it also benefitted from the additional fertilisation provided by the goats. Find out more about Google's innovative use of goats to keep the flora on its campus in check, on the latest episode of Gadgets 360 with Technical Guruji.
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