Poop

Jack and his handler Collette Yee found challenges, meaning, and each other in their work helping scientists better understand orcas, bats, and more.

Around the Caribbean island nation, local cetaceans have some unique traits, including doubling down on defecation.

A place where excrement is elevated.

Some of Borneo's pitcher plants took insects off the menu in favor of mammal droppings. It's an evolutionary triumph.

Scientists braved rain, mud, and a close encounter at a crocodile farm to learn what fossilized feces reveal about life 33 million years ago.

Wild wordplay and curious questions from 2021.

The project transforms human waste into biogas, and allows participants to buy everything from bananas to socks.

Deep in a Jamaican cave, scientists are getting to the bottom of that question.

"Tent toilets" are helping to remedy a stinky situation.

Werner Härtl says the unusual medium has "a life of its own."

The crap covered up cartouches and constellations.

Scientists are learning loads from medieval latrines.

Mary Anning's correspondence helped kick off the study of coprolites.

They're thriving, pooping, and fouling up the water around the drug lord's former estate.