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Flies are also notorious for their affinity for animal and human excrement.
By feeding on excrement, flies accelerate its decomposition, aiding in nutrient cycling and preventing the accumulation of waste in the environment.
Untreated excrement was used as manure in kitchen gardens, while urine was used to produce fabric.
The soldiers smell not only human excrement, but also decaying bodies, and many of these soldiers cry or vomit as they find dozens of railroad cars filled with thousands of dead bodies.
The soldiers smell not only human excrement but also decaying bodies,
So when times are tough, gorillas will often eat their excrement to extract the seeds' full complement of fat and sodium.
The ants drink up this sweet, sticky excrement called honeydew, and in return, provide bodyguard services.
The term for when animals eat excrement is “Coprophagia”,
They actually extract nutrients, specifically nitrogen, from animal excrement,
Number nine, Bonecon. Though at first glance these mythic creatures resemble ordinary bulls, the Bonecon was said to eject large amounts of caustic excrement at hunters. While medieval texts often communicated moral lessons through fictitious beasts, the Bonecon seems to have no symbolic meaning whatsoever. If anything, it only shows lowbrow humor hasn't changed much over the centuries.
Though at first glance these mythic creatures resemble ordinary bulls, the Boneacon was said to eject large amounts of caustic excrement at hunters.
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While we tend to think of excrement as extremely gross and want to get it as far away from us as possible, nature has a different way of dealing with doo doo.
Some researchers think high concentrations of excrement leads to fish die offs.
First, they suck biotic waste, dead things, excrement underground instead of remaining on the surface.
First, they suck biotic waste-- dead things, excrement--