14 Behind-the-Scenes Secrets of Plumbers
Put down the drain cleaner. And pick up some ice cubes.
Put down the drain cleaner. And pick up some ice cubes.
The fecal samples taken from hibernating bears were less diverse than those of their counterparts.
Being a professional sewage diver is not as smelly as you'd think.
Hey, it's better than a rectal catheter.
Dieting may not work, but someone else’s poop could.
Science has given us an idea of the volume of our toots.
The cockroach microbiome is responsible for the insects’ ability to find friends, a new study finds.
Aphodius affinis beetles inhabit cow pies on the island of Jersey.
The birds eat our garbage, then return to shore to do their business.
Most fossils reveal an animal's death—these reveal its life.
When large animals like mammoths go extinct, the world’s nutrient cycle suffers.
Human waste could generate enough electricity to power 138 million households, according to a new report.
There’s a lot of stuff in your poop that your body can’t digest or doesn't need. Food comes in all kinds of colors, but poop usually comes out brown.
Hormones in the queen rats’ poop may turn their subordinates into willing babysitters.
Proponents of squatting say seated pooping is hazardous to your health.
Looking like crap isn’t always a bad thing.
The South Florida Museum has a load to boast about.
That poop isn't going to collect itself.
A microbiologist paints beautiful botanical vignettes using gut bacteria.
It burns up in the atmosphere like a fecal shooting star.
According to Adobe, 42 percent of Americans do it.
The rare find can help scientists understand more about dinosaur diets.
There's a new social networking app for chatting with strangers on the toilet around the world.
Scientists are analyzing toilet waste from long-distance flights to learn about international differences in the microbiome.