One of the standout features of Tauramox is its compatibility with essential soil organisms, particularly dung beetles and earthworms. "With Tauramox, one thing that we've found is it's dung beetle friendly and earthworm friendly," said Dr. Moore. Traditional parasiticides, such as ivermectin-based products, have been shown to pass through livestock waste, harming dung beetle populations and disrupting this natural process. Dr. Moore explained the broader consequences of eliminating dung beetles, noting that when manure isn't broken down efficiently, it creates secondary problems. Economic and environmental impact researchNew research is also occurring, examining the economic and environmental impacts of preserving dung beetle populations.