A 3-Year-Old in St. Louis Had a Poop-Themed Birthday Party
A little girl named Audrey recently brought whole new meaning to the term "party pooper."
A little girl named Audrey recently brought whole new meaning to the term "party pooper."
Stay calm, and handle this nightmare situation with grace.
The microbiome of youth could have anti-aging properties when transplanted into older individuals.
Like, really bright.
At least according to one bowel expert.
Last year NASA asked for help dealing with space poop, and the public came through.
David and Joan Gallan claim that the poop was a passive aggressive move.
Clifford the Big Red Dog's size poses a lot of interesting issues for a pet owner—including how one would clean up after this ginormous canine, as no pooper scooper would be big enough.
In San Antonio, Texas, a retired master plumber has created a bizarre roadside attraction known as Barney Smith's Toilet Seat Art Museum.
A crappy idea we can get behind.
The winner of the Space Poop Challenge will receive a $30,000 prize.
The addition to India's Google Maps will allow users to rate facilities, too.
Orange is the new croc.
Among its many fine qualities, human waste gives archaeologists a wealth of information about people's daily lives—and reveals the occasional treasure or two.
Northern Arizona University scientists created a DNA barcoding tool that can pinpoint a bat's species from its poop.
The beach is finally cleared for swimming—for now.
The park will attempt to transform canine poop into flower fertilizer.
The bears' summer diet may be a trigger for their frequent and serious gastrointestinal illness.
The program is part of an effort to track and understand urban coyote populations.
The trees are migrating up the mountain with help from the bears that eat their fruit.
A guide to the world’s most breathtaking toilets, courtesy of Lonely Planet.
Researchers claim they can confirm the location, thanks to the biological evidence the horses left behind.
Why they didn’t call it a pooseum, we do not know.
Scientists say parasitic worms in the guts of Vikings may have made their modern descendants more vulnerable to lung issues.