Some of these objects are piles of plastic made to look like feces; some are actual piles of fresh feces.
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Taking advantage of the viscosity of feces, we designed a diaper that segregates the feces away from direct contact with skin.
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Places like Haiti, El Salvador and African countries are indicative of places where feces are deposited or places from which feces are expelled.
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Dogs use feces, humans use fences – although admittedly I am unaware of any experiments to test the effectiveness of human feces as boundary markers.
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The bacterial composition of Zayner's post-transplant feces were consistently more closely related to Michael's feces than his own poop prior to the experiment.
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They also have a habit of beating their feces—when they defecate, they use their tails to spread the feces around, to mark their territory.
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The authors found an average of 54.7 nanograms of PFAS per gram of dry feces for dogs, and 85.4 nanograms per gram of feces for cats.
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Authorities have described dog feces and urine throughout the family home, with broken windows and a strong smell of feces where AJ and his younger brother slept.
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The study showed that 29.4 percent of the block-shaped samples had traces of feces, while 93 percent of the acorn-shaped samples had traces of feces.
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My life passes by in a series of images: hard feces pellets like peas to long feces like a smooth snake to a puddle of brown water.
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They finally concluded that the bacteria was traced to river water, cattle feces and wild-pig feces on a California cattle ranch scarcely a mile from a spinach field.
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There is a prisoner in the next cell with severe mental issues who slams his head against the concrete wall and hurls feces every which way ... feces that are not cleaned up.
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Human feces in archaeological contexts can be recovered from latrine soil, coprolites (preserved pieces of human feces) and the pelvic soil from burials, where the intestinal contents would have decomposed after death.
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Beaches located miles from Smithfield lagoons were slathered in feces.
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"There were clothes, garbage, and feces scattered everywhere," Juarez wrote.
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Their urine and feces smell like skunk mixed with ammonia.
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"We, as a society, are bathed in feces," Tierno says.
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Failed five state inspections in 20133; unsafe conditions, excessive feces.
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Received two written and verbal warnings; veterinary issues, excessive feces.
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She hid from murderers in the feces of an outhouse.
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People become infected by eating foods contaminated with animal feces.
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Below the cages, feces piles up, creating an overpowering odor.
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In one incident, feces was thrown at officers, police said.
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In one incident, feces was thrown at officers, police added.
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"Dog feces may be the easiest to control," he said.
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There is nothing "wholesome" about chicken products contaminated with feces.
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The warehouse was covered in feces and filled with trash.
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Pet feces is the main way that they spread pathogens.
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As it turns out, feces is quite a complex substance.
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She must wear two bags to collect feces and urine.
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Last year, the city established a designated feces cleanup crew.
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In his worst periods he smeared feces on the walls.
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Salmonella infections usually spread through food contaminated with animal feces.
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The feces can be contaminated with hookworm eggs, which hatch microscopic larvae that migrate out of the feces into sand or soil, where people can get infected by walking on them in bare feet.
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If you are dating someone who allows their cat in bed with them, then see above: Cats kick their own feces, so now there is both cat litter and cat feces in the bed.
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"As the pipeline that transfers feces is connected to the air pipe, it is very likely for the virus in the feces to be transmitted through the air fan into the toilet," Yuen said.
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"As the pipeline that transfers feces is connected to the air pipe, it is very likely for the virus in the feces to be transmitted through the air fan into the toilet," Yuen said.
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Photo: GettyA spectre is haunting San Francisco—the spectre of feces.
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The feces gets cubical at the end of the large intestine.
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Human feces can be disgusting, but it's also teeming with life.
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Did you consider "in poop" or "in stools" or "in feces"?
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He also regularly took pills he'd packed with his friend's feces.
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Not to mention, DNA in feces is often fragmented and scarce.
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She admitted to the presence of dog feces in the house.
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But few things are as disgusting as being inundated with feces.
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"There was clothing, papers, trash, feces and cockroaches everywhere," she said.
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One child was covered with feces, another had a full diaper.
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This is not the first feces-throwing incident of the week.
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Like many San Franciscans, Wong doesn't see feces as the problem.
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Pool water can get contaminated by an infected person's feces. 5.
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Wherever a man touches, there are feces and fecal organisms present.
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You know the Canucks are a smoldering landfill of hamster feces.
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I know the Canucks are a smoldering landfill of hamster feces.
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Animal and human feces and urine were spread across the floor.
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Since poop is mostly water, the dehydrated feces shrink down considerably.
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In another, human feces lies nestled in front of a doorway.
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Typically, eggs become contaminated by salmonella through the feces of birds.
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The sidewalk in front of her office was stained with feces.
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Human feces can be disgusting, but they're also teeming with life.
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The feces were determined to have come from a neighbor's dog.
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"I was literally covered in feces," she told WBFF in 2014.
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They took samples of blood, urine and feces, and oral swabs.
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"That was the limit," said Mr. Dercon of the feces incident.
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Trilobites Collecting a vampire bat's feces is not an easy task.
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It is the data collected from something much more basic: feces.
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Her boyfriend was ranting that he could smell feces, she said.
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Feces and vomit on electrical transmission towers can cause power failures.
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They were hungry and thirsty, and covered in feces, Akin said.
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Trash and human feces (seriously!) are piling up in national parks.
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"On cam," the blurry image showed feces oozing through white underwear.
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Of these subjects, 16 percent ate other dogs' feces "frequently" (their owners had witnessed a crappy chow down session at least six times), and of those pups, 80 percent preferred fresh feces less than two days old.
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One time, these boys left this bag of feces on my doorstep!
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They spend their adult life flying around in search of fresh feces.
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By spending their lives processing feces, they contribute greatly to healthier ecosystems.
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To spot and clean piles of feces before anybody complains about them.
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"Twenty pounds of feces" were dumped on San Francisco sidewalk on Saturday.
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The bathroom is strewn with feces at a home in Fairfield, Calif.
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The bacteria can also pass through chicken feces getting on the eggs.
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Read This Next: Constipated Man Has 28 Pounds of Feces Surgically Removed
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More specifically, hookworm eggs are usually spread through an infected person's feces.
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Police alleged protesters in turn threw feces and molotov cocktails at them.
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"They're throwing feces at the wall to see what sticks," Deace said.
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Intestinal worms are typically transmitted through contact with feces or unwashed hands.
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All this business of gunpowder coming from feces petered out around 1910.
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"Normal, even mildly disturbed people, rarely get involved with feces," he explains.
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Or the patients had outward signs like smearing feces on the walls.
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Sometimes Embassy employees came home to find feces left in their toilets.
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She passed feces laced with shreds of packaging and had little appetite.
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Toxoplasmosis is a disease spread by parasites in the feces of cats.
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The sidewalks are strewn with heroin needles and covered in human feces.
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Now they woke up to find feces and urine on their stoops.
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Be prepared to see some human feces when you least expect it.
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The video also included images of sheep dying in their own feces.
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Piles of trash, used needles and worse (human feces) have drawn complaints.
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Plastic has now been found in tap water and in human feces.
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"We found it in urine, in saliva and in feces," he said.
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It is excreted exclusively in urine — unlike sucralose, shed mostly in feces.
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Plus, when he and PJ died, you literally treated them like feces.
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Floor Was Littered with Feces, Garbage and Rotten Food: Police Fairfield Police Lt. Greg Hurlbut said during a press conference on Monday that feces, garbage and rotten food littered the floor of the home, according to NBC Bay Area.
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Freshly deposited on the path, berry-filled mounds of feces catch the sun.
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That could be milk or undercooked meat, or even mucus, urine, or feces.
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You can get these from dog kisses or from contact with infected feces.
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The videos frequently include gross-out themes like injections, eating feces, or needles.
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For instance, stormwater runoff can flush human and animal feces into the water.
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A slight increase in their abundance was also found in the feces samples.
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Dogs defecate around territory boundaries and key paths to mark ownership with feces.
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Another man in Kelowna found his car covered in feces on May 12.
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Even though it was kept clean, it smelled awful, like urine and feces.
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A different research assistant walks by holding three plastic buckets of cat feces.
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When a child is sitting in their own feces, can't take a shower?
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Otherwise, human feces can leave a stain which can still cause health problems.
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She believes her life was saved by a transplant of her husband's feces.
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It is transmitted from person to person, mainly through contact with infected feces.
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And how did the kids get inside to smear feces on the walls?
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It was a year after Juggalos threw feces and rocks at Tila Tequila.
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Waste, be it feces or trash, is a common problem in developing countries.
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The parasite's eggs, known as oocysts, are then shed through the cat's feces.
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But recently, scientists rediscovered a remarkable piece of feces from way back when.
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Officers said that protesters had attacked them with firebombs, logs, feces and debris.
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Marima had both, leaving her steadily leaking urine and feces through her vagina.
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This allows for the "complete and total" abandonment of feces when you poop.
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That includes — wait for it — eggs, feces, saliva, and bits of their shells.
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But now to go into the water is to bathe in raw feces.
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Stories of feces left in diplomats' residences became part of Cold War lore.
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The organization found traces of food, E. coli, urine, mucus, feces, and blood.
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Hantavirus is primarily contracted by breathing air contaminated with rat feces and urine.
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"It was feces," Toronto Police Constable Allyson Douglas-Cook told the National Post.
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Then they each collected and froze their feces whenever they had bowel movements.
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When I walked in, there was an overwhelming stench of feces and urine.
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Polio spreads primarily through water contaminated with the feces of an infected person.
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Others lie dead in corners of the pens or in piles of feces.
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That means anyone infected with polio can pass the virus along in feces.
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Some said he forced them to watch pornography with animals or human feces.
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It reproduces there, generating offspring called oocysts that are shed in the cat's feces.
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The cyclospora cayetanesis parasite is spread by ingesting food or water contaminated with feces.
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Human feces inside a Chinese takeout box on the floor of the subway station?
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Ariel Winter said the home she rented from Airbnb was vandalized with dog feces.
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They clog toilets and flood their cells, urine and feces pouring into the corridors.
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I couldn't believe these four cartons of feces were just sitting there... like that.
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The lagoons are essentially pits filled with hog urine and feces, along with water.
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Their feces can set off asthma symptoms and cause allergic reactions in some people.
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The order cited "garbage, human feces, hypodermic needles, urine odors" and other unsanitary conditions.
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They clog toilets and flood their cells, urine and feces pouring into the corridors.
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It's also possible to contract salmonella poisoning from the feces of dogs and cats.
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They said the home was also overrun with flies and littered with dog feces.
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In some cases, the feces of livestock or wild animals flow into a creek.
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I was wearing loafers unfortunately, so the feces was all over my bare ankles.
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Nicknamed crypto, this parasite spreads through contact with the feces of an infected person.
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The bad news is that when they die, they do finally release their feces.
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"We did find some feces that was nearby the site," Cappeart told Fox 31.
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When they took her to the hospital garden, she tried to eat bird feces.
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In it, children lie naked on the floor in their own feces and moaning.
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Coliform bacteria is present in the feces of all warm-blooded animals and humans.
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After that, dig carefully: You might encounter shards of glass, dog feces or worse.
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It features 20 examples of feces from different animals, including pigeon, meerkat and lion.
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As part of that, I developed a technology to extract hormones from baboon feces.
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After so many years, Marie didn't even mind cleaning up people's feces and urine.
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Feces is technically classified as a "drug," so its medical use is strictly regulated.
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Yep, when it comes to adding feces to your bedroom repertoire, Big's your man.
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VICE: Long toenails, feces, puss—what do you find most disgusting about your patients?
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But I can remember the smell—[there were] rats everywhere and small animals' feces.
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Nitrogen-rich feces would potentially build up, choking plant life and preventing new growth.
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They devour food supplies and contaminate what they don't eat with feces and urine.
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According to the C.D.C., the parasite most likely got on the produce through feces.
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Tested in the same way, bonobos refuse to touch banana slices contaminated by feces.
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The virus is transmitted in rodent feces and urine, which can contaminate stored food.
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There's also some evidence it infects intestinal cells and may be spread by feces.
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Local authorities in quarantined areas must disinfect feces and sewage, the ministry also said.
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Officers also said they observed rotting food, animal feces and urine "throughout" the home.
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The virus is transmitted in blood, feces and many bodily fluids, and by sex.
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So, you probably have the feces of years of flocks that have come before.
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Young elephants eat their mothers' feces to acquire the microbes needed to digest food.
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Even though the smell of animal feces was, well, disgusting, I still loved it.
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In addition to collecting snow leopard feces, the team also scooped up wolf droppings.
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All these animals produce feces and urine, which can contain pathogens and dangerous chemicals.
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"Feces were everywhere, forcing now-disgruntled employees to clean the space," the plaintiff claims.
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Feet. Feces. Statues. These are such common fetish objects that experts have given them names.
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Trump just seems cheap, and cringe-worthy bits about AIDS, feces, and gay panic feel
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"You don't have to own a cat to be exposed to contaminated feces," Fuller said.
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She tells us, Cohen sent the now infamous portrait of her, sketched out of feces.
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The lagoons are essentially waste pits filled with hog urine and feces, along with water.
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The conditions in her small cell, Hailey told me, were abysmal: spiders, maggots, cockroaches, feces.
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For example, the macaques drop fruit and feces on the ground, which the deer eat.
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People can develop the illness when they consume food or water contaminated with infected feces.
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There are ambiguous stains on our uniforms that could be anything from blood to feces.
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Lassa fever is a viral disease spread by contact with the feces of infected rodents.
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My first official act as wife entailed transporting my husband's feces in a plastic container.
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The eggs are passed through the birds' feces, and that's how they reach the snails.
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Recent clean-ups found 8 tons of trash, which included human feces and climbing equipment.
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Last year, India's Central Pollution Control Board again suggested the feces might belong to birds.
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What they smelled were mercaptans: sulfur compounds that in nature are released in animal feces.
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The dogs, mostly Shih Tzus and Malteses, were reportedly covered in feces, urine and flies.
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Several lagoons of hog feces and urine have also spilled over due to torrential rain.
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Earlier this month, a Delta passenger complained that his seat was covered in dog feces.
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Journalists given a tour were advised to avoid the human feces that dotted the premises.
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How would feces ever be nutritive enough to sustain the life from which it came?
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Incredi-Bull is far from the first company to sell mail-order animal feces, however.
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Allan and her son were inundated with feces that she believes fell from a plane.
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And then there's the backlash from the inmates -- feces and urine in bedsheets or worse.
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Some protesters taunted the police, and a small number threw bags of feces at them.
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Microscopic eggs from Toxocara are shed in the animals' feces, contaminating yards, playgrounds and sandboxes.
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Over two weeks this summer, feces were left anonymously in front of Mr. Dercon's office.
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Komape's mother fainted when she saw his hand sticking out from a mound of feces.
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He visits Paisley Cave in Oregon, with its fossilized human feces from 14,000 years ago.
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In these locations, especially the Tenderloin neighborhood, sidewalks can wind up scattered with human feces.
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I'm in my house pooping in a bag, making knives out of my own feces.
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They put your head in a bucket of urine and feces until you were drowning.
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Wiley then studied their urine and feces samples to test the impact on the body.
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It spreads when someone comes in contact with contaminated feces or vomit, Mr. Kuhr said.
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Like feces, we were expelled from white spaces, we were deemed "uncivilized" (meaning, not white).
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It's not easy to stay healthy when your home is surrounded by pools of feces.
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The evolution and ecology of these organisms is phenomenal; some specialize in finding and consuming incredibly specific feces (like gopher tortoises) while others are less picky and will feed on a variety of nasty, feces-like foods such as rotting carrion and plant matter.
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The two-person confinement reeked of feces and urine, and "indicative of the depth of his mental illness, and/or out of an effort by him to simply be noticed and helped, Mitchell smeared feces on the Plexiglass window to his cell," the lawsuit says.
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Martin Luther went so far as to eat a spoonful of his own feces every day.
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And all wild foods might be tainted with bird droppings, animal feces and other dangerous things.
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According to Allan, the feces covered her car and splashed the car idling next to them.
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People ingest the infectious virions, which grow in the small intestine before being expelled in feces.
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Dogs can get Campylobacter from contaminated food, water, or exposure to feces from an infected animal.
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No one is particularly impressed or surprised that Ellie decides to deep dive into dinosaur feces.
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To answer these questions, we might just need to analyze more deep-sea mucus and feces.
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Black fly larvae feces, nice little compact pellets, still have 80 percent of the original goodness.
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Less commonly, adenoviruses can spread through an infected person's feces or through water in swimming pools.
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Fecal transplants involve replacing a person's feces in the bowel with those of a healthy donor.
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"The classic scenario is where somebody is cleaning out an area with rodent feces," says Petersen.
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And the flies wandered about, desperately wondering where they might find a nice pile of feces.
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Despite being thin, the mucus is very slippery, more than 100 times less viscous than feces.
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Beyond simply following our scientific curiosity, our measurements of feces have also had some practical applications.
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And they certainly don't have humans who take them for walks and pick up their feces.
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Even if you don't get that close, the vermin spread disease through their urine and feces.
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Fairfield police said they found disgusting conditions, including animal and human feces spread on the floor.
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However, in 1997, my lab and others published papers showing how to extract DNA from feces.
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Here, too, dogs are a prime example, given that they eat feces and lick their testicles.
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And if they do pick up food from the feces, they frantically rub their hands afterward.
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As the novel opens, Mona is cleaning poop — human feces, left like tributes around the house.
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At night, feces-filled plastic bags are tossed from rooftops by those afraid to venture outdoors.
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One mammoth piece of feces was reminiscent of a long, winding steel sculpture by Richard Serra.
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There was rotten, worm-infested food on the floor alongside scraps of clothing covered in feces.
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From the feces of albatrosses, scientists determined that jellyfish made up 20 percent of their diet.
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The boy, Jaden Jordan, was found unconscious and covered in feces in his home on Nov.
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Exposure to feces can cause kidney problems, vomiting, fatigue, stomach problems, skin infections and other issues.
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On a case on Long Island, Marjorie opened the refrigerator to find a feces-filled diaper.
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One hurled a cup of urine, feces and other fluids at a psychologist working with her.
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Salmonella is usually transmitted when people eat foods contaminated with animal feces that carry the bacteria.
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A naked Florida man burglarized an elementary school in Apopka and spread feces throughout the building.
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In 22019, we filed a petition that requested USDA remove the "wholesome" label from poultry, add a label to disclose the presence of feces on meat and poultry products, and regulate feces as an adulterant under the Federal Meat Inspection Act and the Poultry Products Inspection Act.
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The room where A.J. and his sibling slept smelled like feces and urine, the Sun-Times reports.
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After securing a stash of dung, beetles will mate, and the females lay eggs in the feces.
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A couple of airlocks allow food, urine, feces, and blood samples to be passed back and forth.
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And now we're all metaphorically covered in rat blood and feces because of the choices we made.
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Sometimes, the normally harmless bacteria in the gut can contaminate the urinary tract through our own feces.
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Police said staff members were watching to see who&aposd been leaving human feces on the property.
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They slept together in one dirty room, the house covered with feces and rotten food, police said.
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One union member told the Sacramento Bee that he had been exposed to blood, needles, and feces.
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Salmonella is usually spread to people through food or water contaminated with feces from an infected animal.
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"This bacteria colonizes the intestine and it goes along with feces to the hospital sewage," Picao said.
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The scientists found both colistin and carbapenem resistance in dog feces and flies at the chicken farms.
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"There are some really cryptic, rare animals that we really only know about through feces," Chiou said.
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"To be honest with you, we found feces on children's slides, and in the playground," she says.
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Plumbing and ventilation rob us of the social signals in feces and leave us with mere disgust.
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Salmonella, which usually spreads through feces, can make its way to plants through runoff contaminated with poop.
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"They came back positive with a high level of bacterias and animal feces," Detective Rick Ishitani said.
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In addition to measuring cyanide in the shoots themselves, they measured the cyanide in the pandas' feces.
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Cover all but the main entry point (usually marked by feces and teeth marks) with steel mesh.
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"The excrement was used to fertilize crops, and the feces would have contaminated the crops," he said.
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Some of these delicacies may carry "rat lungworm," a parasite that can infect critters through rodent feces.
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What does that mean when a child is sitting in their own feces, can't take a shower?
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He also caused damage to airport stores and threw his own feces at bystanders, the Post reports.
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You are the master of your universe, and yet you are dripping with rat blood and feces.
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For many Japanese, the intermingling of chocolate and feces is an unwanted association being forced upon them.
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Workers tasked with cleaning such camps in Seattle complained of used syringes, human feces, and copious garbage.
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"Most countries don't recommend that you use raw feces from humans as fertilizer," Heymann told VICE News.
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Chickens can pass the bacteria to eggs because eggs leave hens through the same passageway as feces.
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A school was littered with fallen trees as horses occupied the gymnasium, leaving piles of feces behind.
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The government accused the opposition of breaking international treaties on biological and chemical weapons by throwing feces.
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The first thing some teachers do each morning is clean up rodent feces before their students arrive.
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For a start, many animals already exhibit what is known as coprophagia, or the eating of feces.
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Stationed at a table below crisscrossed canoe paddles, he signed everything from books to plastic dog feces.
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Instead, the vehicles will be hosed down to clean off the dirt and animal feces on them.
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Eventually, Washoe internalized the notion that "dirty" (the sign for feces) was shameful outside of the toilet.
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Maybe. And in that case, could life on Earth have been seeded by some alien astronaut's feces?
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Clean and fresh, and there was little to no feces on him that I wanted to ingest.
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When someone who once smelled like home suddenly repulses you with his lack of a feces scent?
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"Young children at these zoos come in contact with feces of the animals," he said on Sunday.
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Human feces, it turns out, are a potential gold mine, for both medical researchers and drug makers.
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People become infected by eating foods such as beef, poultry, milk or eggs, contaminated with animal feces.
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It spreads readily and is highly resilient, capable of surviving for months in pork products and feces.
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Many times, the food is adulterated with rat feces, cockroaches, rocks, bird droppings and other foreign matter.
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Previous test of counterfeit makeup revealed animal feces and chemicals that can be hazardous to your health.
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It was later confirmed that the products tested positive for bacteria, animal feces, and other hazardous properties.
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"I was amazed that human feces could get as hard as they do when frozen," Eren said.
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Many were forced to either lay down in or walk through feces and dangerously high ammonia levels.
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Facilitators also put human feces next to a plate of food in front of the gathered crowd.
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That's probably wise after a 2019 ceremony managed to avoid stepping into a proverbial pile of feces.
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Paleontologists sometimes find preserved prey within a predator's stomach or throat, or inside fossilized feces, called coprolites.
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Because of intestinal perforations, they wear colostomy bags to reroute feces to a bag over their skin.
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Clostridium perfringens, a marker of contamination from feces and poor hygiene standards, was found in 18 samples.
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Used diapers, discarded clothing, bags, empty tins of beans and hummus, and human feces littered the ground.
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So the people of Washington Heights are left with their own feces spread around outside their homes.
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Then he fed those foods to volunteers and collected their feces, which he incinerated in a bomb calorimeter.
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The screening kit is used to detect bleeding in the lower bowel, by collecting samples from your feces.
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To date, the clinic has received more than 10,000 stool donations and processed over two tons of feces.
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According to Ezequiel's testimony, Gabriel was beaten daily and was forced to eat cat feces and cat litter.
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"There was trash and feces all over the floor and all over the furniture," the court documents state.
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A CT scan taken from the side that shows the man's colon, filled with feces, before it burst.
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Per the New York Daily News, "multiple homeowners" have allegedly noticed human feces suddenly appearing on their lawns.
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These eggs can then spread through contaminated food and drinking water as well as surfaces with contaminated feces.
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Authorities said one room in the home smelled of urine and feces and the children wore shabby clothes.
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Before that, Trump's star was defaced with a swastika, a mute symbol and dog feces, among other things.
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The search led them to find strips of cloth, animal feces containing fabric, bone fragments and human hair.
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One plot hinges on buckets of feces; another features P.T.A. moms learning about Michel Foucault's thoughts on sex.
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That is, until she got stuck in his bathroom window while trying to dispose of her own feces.
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The ratio of dehydroepiandrosterone to corticosterone in the rats' feces increased over the course of their driving training.
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Garbage, rotten food, animal, and human feces were scattered throughout the home, Lt. Greg Hurlbut said on Monday .
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"[Officers] immediately smelled a strong scent of urine and feces emanating from the van," the press release states.
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"The best idea is that toilet training starts it and that feces are the original disgust," he says.
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Naturally, such feces seeps into clothing and breaks that barrier to the world outside your pants more easily.
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One officer found dog feces and urine scattered in the home in December, according to a police report.
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Garbage, rotten food, and animal and human feces were found strewn throughout the Fairfield, California house, officials said.
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Humans can get infected either through contact with cat feces or by eating under-cooked, cyst-ridden meat.
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Some conference participants did get feces thrown on them, but no one was injured, according to the report.
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The E. coli, which is transmitted through feces, may have come either from a person or an animal.
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Among Kellar's requests were videos of molestation, bestiality, fetish behavior involving feces and "kids videos," the complaint said.
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Water is what's going to carry waste products out of your body through your urine, sweat and feces.
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Cholera is an infection caused by ingestion of Vibrio cholerae bacteria in water or food contaminated with feces.
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Hepatitis A is a virus that affects the liver, and can be spread through contact with human feces.
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I was in the bathroom cleaning feces off of the back of my legs, off of my shoes.
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The blue paint was faded and the neighbourhood kids had smeared feces along the side of the building.
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First, the National Poo Museum, an exhibition of feces from animals and humans alike, opened to the public.
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The ancient Chinese practiced copromancy, the diagnosis of health based on the shape, size and texture of feces.
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She finally reduced the figures to primal muck: puddles of blood, vomit and feces soaked into the earth.
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The case involving 60-year-old Rajrani Gaud involved a frozen chunk of ice containing feces and urine.
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One sample tested positive for coliforms, a type of bacteria that can come from human or animal feces.
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The Times said Epstein might have encountered standing water with urine and feces from the facility's faulty plumbing.
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It's not that we don't imagine feces as a renewable resource — it's that we don't imagine it, period.
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And in Baltimore, the city is building a monument to a drag queen famous for eating dog feces.
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"What's likely happened is that one person who has problems sent their feces to other philosophers," he said.
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Chickens can pass the bacteria to eggs because the eggs leave hens through the same passageway as feces.
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I also saw a woman who was trying to throw her feces at staff until orderlies sedated her.
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The best thing you can say about Tootsie Rolls is if you're lucky, they only vaguely resemble feces.
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These fads often center on the idea of autointoxication, or self-poisoning, from feces accumulating in the colon.
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But polio is carried in feces, and street-washing may only have spread the virus along wet gutters.
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Wild birds are thought to spread the virus to farms through feces and feathers dropped from the air.
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The CCF's bank stores DNA extracted from various kinds of samples, such as scat (cheetah feces) and tissue.
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Cats can sometimes be infected with a parasite called toxoplasmosis, which can be shed in your cat's feces.
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It eats just about anything, including feces, the glue on book bindings, and other cockroaches, dead or alive.
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The findings suggest that bird feces may be capable of carrying fish eggs far from their original locations.
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He is said to have dragged the student, made him kneel and forced him to eat rat feces.
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If it is human or rat feces, that would be a greater concern — but hair, not so much.
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They say the virus has been detected in feces and, in close quarters, aerosol transmission has been suspected.
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Mr. Whelton, an investigative reporter more at home writing about shady landlords, never wrote about dog feces again.
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The infection can stem from undercooked meat or shellfish, ingesting contaminated water or contact with infected cat feces.
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The impact, when this happens, is devastating: the improperly managed livestock waste mixes feces, bodily fluids, nitrates, e.
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Detection dogs trained to smell whale feces in the water allowed the scientists to collect samples, he explained.
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Trilobites On the rocky cliffs of the Himalayas, the path to snow leopard conservation is paved in feces.
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The vast majority of glyphosate leaves the body in urine and feces without being changed into another chemical.
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The scientists even spotted at least one clump of what appears to be a coprolite, or fossilized feces.
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It's not uncommon to see San Francisco's streets and sidewalks riddled with trash, feces and even drug needles.
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Ten Mexican nationals - nine males and one female - were found living inside the feces-infested and waste-strewn home
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The local fire department was called in to clean up the feces allegedly thrown by See, ABC 13 reported.
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In 2015, he drank distilled H2O made from human feces to demonstrate clean water technology for the developing world.
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"Previous studies hypothesized that cubical feces is formed at the very beginning of the small intestine," Yang told Gizmodo.
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The living room, which was flecked with feces, had eight small desks, a chalkboard, and posters on the wall.
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People can become infected if they eat undercooked pork that carries it, or gets into contact with contaminated feces.
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The water quality was tested in 2014 and found to have high levels of coliform, bacteria found in feces.
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The property, authorities said, was filthy, with holes full of feces and trash, and 30 to 40 roaming cats.
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We even profiled a DIY scientist who tried to cure himself by bathing in bleach and eating feces pills.
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Richmond's researchers tested the rats' feces for two chemicals during the study: Stress-causing corticosterone and stress-relieving dehydroepiandrosterone.
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Sewage is also expected to mix with floodwater, along with E. coli bacteria from animal feces and agricultural runoff.
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Police had found 161 "severely malnourished malamutes living off their own feces in small cages," according to the Times.
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Instead, he was made to live with four men in the "filthy trailer" that was covered in animal feces.
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"She'll do anything to hang out with her friends," Kim replies before daring her daughter to eat dog feces.
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According to Spear, one of her daughters had an accident that day, smearing feces all over the bathroom wall.
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"That deer could go on a 40-mile trip, sprinkling [infected] prions in its feces or urine," said Larsen.
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The cage was locked with two bolt latches and officers noted that the basement was full of animal feces.
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Earlier this year, Trump's star was defaced with a swastika, a mute symbol and dog feces, among other things.
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"We brought him in to the barracks and the smell of vomit and feces overtook the room," said Graham.
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In December, for instance, an officer described unlivable conditions in the home with "dog feces and urine" scattered there.
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"[The scalpel was infected] with feces from a previous surgery that day they put inside her body," Gunvalson alleged.
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The ditch is full of a stagnant greyish fluid that stinks of rotten food and probably of feces too.
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Ant-Maduro protesters use their own makeshift weapons and improvised explosives to retaliate -- including Molotov cocktails filled with feces.
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This makes cleaning up feces all the more challenging—more training, equipment, and precautions necessary to avoid getting sick.
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Frame then shared a photo from her phone of what she said was "mouse feces" in multiple bun bags.
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On average, you excrete about 50 to 55 kilograms of feces and about 500 liters of urine a year.
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As the rich ate more diverse diets, this resulted, according to the farmers, in better nutrients in their feces.
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Cholera is contracted by ingesting food or water contaminated with human feces and, left untreated, can cause fatal dehydration.
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"[The scalpel was infected] with feces from a previous surgery that day they put inside her body," she shared.
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However, a fine for rodent feces found in a store can also land a bodega with a $300 fine.
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They're in parks, ponds, promenades, and soccer fields, and wherever they go, a hefty trail of oppressive feces follows.
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Bigger animals have longer feces, but also thicker mucus, enabling them to achieve high speeds with the same pressure.
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Toxoplasmosis is a relatively innocuous parasitic infection transmitted through the feces of infected cats, contaminated water, and undercooked meat.
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The court suspects the feces could be bird poop—what makes them think it belongs to avians is unclear.
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This allowed him to compare feces from the preparation to the big event to that squeezed out after it.
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Fairfield police described as disgusting the conditions in the home, including animal and human feces spread on the floor.
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The two talk about how he's allied with Cersei, and then he leaves without kissing her or mentioning feces.
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Some show general dirtiness and mounds of trash, while others zoom in on feces, blood, and other bodily fluids.
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Piles of cat feces were "all over the floor," and the cabinets had no food, according to the report.
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They draw substances out of the bloodstream and process them for the body to excrete as feces and urine.
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Diligent scientific work is needed to determine the real source of the feces falling from the sky, Young said.
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Opioid withdrawal symptoms include copious vomiting and diarrhea—and Straw says he saw feces all over the bathroom floor.
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It is spread by ingesting food or water contaminated with feces and not directly from one person to another.
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"I'll never forget that moment: With his feces still in the toilet, I had nowhere to escape," she said.
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Toilets that safely dispose of waste save lives because human feces spread diseases like cholera, diarrhea, typhoid and hepatitis.
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As the "turd trade" boomed, laws were enacted that entitled landlords to their tenants' feces (but not their urine).
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He became accustomed to the sight of hustlers and junkies and the stench of human feces, urine and weed.
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Mr. Bulario said he saw her lying on a couch covered in broken glass and feces on several occasions.
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Park officials closed two campgrounds and a redwood grove after finding human feces and urine on the park's roads.
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The bacteria can be extracted from feces and supplied as an enema or in a capsule that patients swallow.
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Using feces samples, Danish researchers analyzed the ratio of two gut bacteria, Prevotella and Bacteroides, in 62 overweight people.
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Inmates in solitary are known to protest by throwing feces and other bodily fluids through their meal delivery slots.
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Researchers from the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention also detected viable virus particles in coronavirus patients' feces.
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Srinivasan shared concern that the virus could be spread through feces spreading on the streets of downtown San Francisco.
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Some of the most repellent images show the prisoners protesting their conditions by smearing feces on their prison walls.
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Come to Daddy Rated R for foul language, a feces-smeared pen and a lethal roll of plastic wrap.
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As the number of unsheltered people has increased, the amount of feces collected and cleaned up has also swelled.
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The ability to fly makes them wide-ranging, which helps in spreading viruses, and their feces can spread disease.
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It's spread through the ingestion of infectious virions, which grow in the small intestine before being expelled in feces.
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Scientists in Israel are researching a potential way to turn turkey feces into a renewable energy source, NPR reports.
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At an early stage, the raw pieces of wood have to be soaked in feces for a half-year.
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Lassa, like Ebola, causes hemorrhagic fevers; rodents — notably the African soft-furred rat — transmit it through urine and feces.
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Cholera is often caused by dirty water and spread by exposure to contaminated feces through fingers, food and flies.
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Noxious sewage contaminated with feces, industrial chemicals and other raw waste crosses the border through the binational New River.
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Cat feces for the study have been obtained from shelters, feral cats and from cats owned by N.Y.U. scientists.
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In wombats, the intestine stretches to two to three times its regular width to accommodate all of the feces.
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"That was just disgusting because last time there was rat feces it was dribbling underneath every other rack," said Niebelink.
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When police went to his home after he was reported missing, it was cluttered, and reeked of feces and urine.
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Cyclospora is a microscopic, single-celled organism that can be spread when people eat or drink something contaminated with feces.
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"Like rabbits, they practice coprophagy, or eating their own feces to recycle undigested nutrients," wildlife biologist Imogene Cancellare told Gizmodo.
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Shangreaux and her mom, Sonya Dubray, cleaned up the boy's blood and feces before calling 911, according to her statement.
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People also contract the virus when they get into contact with the saliva, blood, or feces of other infected people.
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"That was my idea," Furtney said of making his son consume feces, according to the paper's account of the trial.
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Cholera is a dangerous and very infectious disease that can be spread through water, feces and, apparently, soft-shelled turtles.
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Hookworm is a parasite that's most commonly contracted by walking on sand or soil contaminated with dog or cat feces.
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CBS 42 in Birmingham reported on Wednesday that the trains full of feces plaguing an Alabama town have finally left.
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When the rats poop, the worms are shed in the feces, which may then be eaten by snails and slugs.
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Researchers then collect the kittens' feces for two to three weeks, in order to extract the parasites to study further.
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Humans usually get the virus from contact with infected rats or their urine and feces, for example through contaminated food.
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If the feces is composted for a long time, the parasites die off and the remaining nutrients boost crop yields.
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But previously, it has been difficult to sequence more than small snippets of an animal's genetic code from its feces.
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The dog was alive when this was done as there were a few piles of feces right in that area.
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Police described broken windows and a strong smell of feces in the area where AJ and his younger brother slept.
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And then there are the intensely idiosyncratic projects, the ones with feces-smeared dog-women and undulating ritualistic god-cats.
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People with lower levels of visceral fat, or leaner people, had a more diverse range of bacteria in their feces.
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A gray, foul-smelling sludge on the floor could be mushy sheet rock, he said, or it might be feces.
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Two typographers, Andrew West and Michael Everson, are leading the fight to keep the frowning feces off our phones forever.
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In the video, which has since gone viral, she quickly picked up the feces and threw it at the employee.
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Scientists at work: studying indoor microbial ecology means sampling in public restrooms During defecation, feces moves like a solid plug.
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A web site that allows residents to request maintenance has received 16,000 complaints with the keyword feces in last week.
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Zookeepers have been closely monitoring Dorothy's feces to figure out her reproductive cycles, and watching for when she lays eggs.
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Cemetery groundskeepers have had to deal with cleaning up everything from used needles to human feces, according to a representative.
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During the entire 3 month rental, the tenants never made any complaints of rats, dog feces or the other claims.
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The harassment started as verbal shaming, escalated to having feces being smeared on the doorway and windows, and now this.
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He also said he was placed in cells that had no running water, blood on the walls, and feces inside.
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The most dangerous antibiotic-resistant strains of E. coli are transmitted not through food but through contact with human feces.
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The block's homeless residents — including drug dealers, addicts, and the mentally ill — leave behind piles of feces and discarded needles.
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And yet here you are, dripping in rat blood and feces — your enormous mind literally vegetating by your own hand.
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Beijing (CNN)Bill Gates stunned the crowd in Beijing on Tuesday with a jar of human feces in his hand.
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If the Yankees are a bucket full of diarrhea, the Red Sox are a bucket full of solid, healthy feces.
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Human feces can become manure, as Rastogi points out, only if it is free from pathogens, which requires some regulation.
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One commentator, Yulia Latynina, recently left Russia after unidentified assailants splattered her with feces as she walked on a sidewalk.
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It can be difficult to identify an exact source of E. coli, a bacteria transmitted from human or animal feces.
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They placed duckweeds salvaged from three separate birds' feces in Petri dishes and waited to see whether they would grow.
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Researchers and zookeepers sometimes mix glitter with animal feed to track animals (polar bears; elephants; domestic cats) via sparkly feces.
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The team braved knee-deep piles of bat feces in Texas, donning masks when carbon dioxide concentrations became too high.
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They confirmed in the lab that a large portion of crowberry seeds found in the feces could grow into seedlings.
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"I have not heard of any sexual transmission, but infectious virus may be in the urine or feces," he said.
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It's hard to ignore when you step over heroin needles and human feces every day on the way to work.
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A fistula is a childbirth injury that leaves a woman or girl incontinent and leaking urine or feces or both.
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An undercover investigation revealed a business that sold sickened pets, some with eyes crusted shut, bloody feces and high fevers.
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EPA attributed some to the state's homeless population, and cited incidents of feces in the streets washing into local waters.
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Biologists also are running tests on feces collected from wild birds, which are suspected of spreading the disease to farms.
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In a few cases they accidentally collected feces that belonged to a feral dog, a lynx or a brown bear.
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Other detainees attempted to stab the guard force with broomstick and mop handles and "splashed" them with feces and urine.
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As if that wasn't enough, he acted out and on at least one occasion smeared his feces on the wall.
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At the Ghent Festival, we only collected male urine, because we needed to collect the urine separate from the feces.
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All produced what Yang calls "cylindrical feces," as opposed to pellets or goo, eliminating shape and consistency as a variable.
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While visiting Yellowstone, you might see feces or a torn-up garbage pit indicating a bear had been in the area.
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For the feces needed to treat C. diff and support numerous clinical trials underway, 960 hospitals have turned to Open Biome.
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There were a lot of people protesting outside wearing masks and they threw a significant amount of feces at our windows.
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Globally, at least 2 billion people use a drinking water source contaminated with feces, which can lead to disease and death.
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"Certainly, when you hear Code Red, you think, as they say, the feces is about to hit the fan," he said.
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People with megacolon often also have paralyzed gut muscles, the combination of which means they can't pass feces or gas easily.
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Police who entered the murder scene in 2014 to investigate found a home then filled with garbage, mold and animal feces.
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When you look at the -- when you look at these shantytowns and the disease that&aposs being spread and the feces.
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One of the first scenes is Will Smith telling a story about how a fairy threw feces at his friend's eye.
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The bug spreads through oocysts (an early stage of life in some parasites) that are passed out in a person's feces.
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And part of it is analyzing the level of the hormone cortisol — a stress indicator — in the animal's feces and saliva.
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A handful of patients developed diarrhea before a fever, which raises the possibility that the virus could be transmitted through feces.
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The hookworms are common in beaches or rural areas where stray dogs are defecating, since the eggs come from infected feces.
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From Taiwanese shaved ice to Hong Kong waffles, all the food somehow resembles feces, according to the cafe's Facebook page. Yum.
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When I went to get her, the feces in her cage were piled up in a pyramid that reached her perch.
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It is an insult to the human hand that it's forced to pick up dog feces with an old plastic bag.
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Even if a dog doesn't display symptoms, however, it can still be infected and spread the bacteria through saliva or feces.
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It's coated with muscles that the body uses to hold in gas or feces until they are ready to be expelled.
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Wild birds can carry the virus without showing symptoms of it and transmit it to poultry through their feathers or feces.
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Human feces floated in saline solution in a mortar, on a marbled countertop, in a dimly lit kitchen in Burlingame, California.
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For a brief moment, Zayner considered throwing his head back and swallowing the feces straight up, like a shooter from hell.
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Crypto may be found in water sources, including private wells, that have been contaminated with feces from infected humans or animals.
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Whales dive deep to feed and then rise back to the surface to take in air and excrete nutrient-rich feces.
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As for pictures that surfaced showing dog feces throughout the pen ... Mackenzie claims the picture was taken right after Hank pooped.
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Avoiding sexual activity that involves feces or blood is a good start, or at least practice safe sex if you do.
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Bulky spacesuits force them to either hold their urine and feces, possibly for up to 12 hours, or use a diaper.
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I spent an hour on the phone with Natasha Lyonne weighing the pros and cons of soap made from bird feces.
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Chloramines are chemical compounds that form when chlorine reacts with other substances in the pool like dirt, sweat, feces, and urine.
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The bankers (JPM and Goldman) stand to register $122 million in fees flinging feces at retail investors visiting the unicorn zoo.
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They are eating nectar, pollen, leaves, meat, blood, sweat, feces, fruits, vegetables, soil, each other, sap, skin, cellulose, eggs, and more.
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That feces is then stored in large open-air lagoons, which Gisler said risk overflow with Florence's massive expected rainfall totals.
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Wild migratory birds can carry the flu without showing symptoms and spread it to poultry through feces, feathers or other contact.
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The city has also launched the so-called "poop patrol," a team that responds to complaints of feces on city streets.
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The last U.N. food shipment to that city was contaminated at Syrian government/Iranian checkpoints by broken glass and animal feces.
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She turned up with "KKK" scrawled across her chest, other racial epithets on her abdomen, and feces smeared in her hair.
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That's bad, but maybe not as bad as the rodent feces that were found in plated food at a Japanese restaurant.
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"Prisoners are defecating in trash bags to prevent the excruciating smell of their own human feces," said one from September 3.
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The Ebola virus is transmitted from person to person by infected bodily fluids such as blood, saliva, feces and breast milk.
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There's documentation of 1960s performances, often involving blood and feces, by Viennese Actionists like Otto Muehl, Günter Brus, and Hermann Nitsch.
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In 2015, three siblings were found locked by their parents in a urine-and-feces infested room in Spotsylvania County, Virginia.
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Coprolites, fossilized feces, showed the presence of partly digested bones, indicating that it had the stomach juices to cope with them.
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During early live shows, Saoudi tried on a few old punk-rock tactics: smearing himself with feces or appearing onstage naked.
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If you smell urine or feces, that is a sign that staff members are not attending to residents' needs quickly enough.
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Guards said hazards of the job include being kicked, bitten, headbutted, pelted with urine and feces, and spit on by prisoners.
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These specks, about the size of grains of black pepper, are called "flea dirt" and are flea feces (or digested blood).
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Think of who has handled whose feces more often in each case, and you have a good measure of family closeness.
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Now there's some suggestion in the emerging literature that Covid-19 could be passed through exposure to virus-laden feces, too.
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They had been measuring concentrations of stress-related hormone metabolites in the feces of right whales in the Bay of Fundy.
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But with less water and the same amount of feces, the water becomes overloaded with fertilizer, sending the system into chaos.
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The larvae burrow through human skin that comes into contact with sand or soil that has been contaminated with animal feces.
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To control the problem of human feces, they implore climbers to collect everything in bags and dispose it all after descent.
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That is not likely, but dead bodies may leak feces that will contaminate the water and could lead to gastrointestinal infections.
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And pet turtles and frogs (and occasionally dogs and cats) can carry salmonella bacteria on their skin and in their feces.
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Mr. Xi's name sounds similar to "chi kyin phyin," which roughly translates to "feces hole buttocks" in Burmese, Mr. Wong said.
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Feces and bits of carcass would rain down on the entranceway at times, bearing the threat of disease, the board said.
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If flooding causes those pits to overflow or fail entirely, huge swaths of land could be contaminated with feces-laced water.
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For this reason, marine biologist Krista Hupman helped to set up a volunteer leopard seal feces collection program in New Zealand.
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Since then, expeditions have encountered tortoise feces and bite marks on cacti, and there was a possible unconfirmed sighting in 2009.
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" "They had smeared feces on the walls," Baldwin said, "in the living room and every room just had a terrible odor.
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Besides the feces on the wall, there was "trash all over, everywhere you looked," and the drywall had holes in it.
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That means hog feces, hog urine and hog blood are often sprayed in clouds just a few yards from someone's house.
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It was Halloween and they rang the bell but when I got there they were gone but they left their feces bag!
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Inside the bag, Kringle, as he's now being called, was trapped in a cat crate that was covered in urine and feces.
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The feces were from her neighbor's dog; the slurs were written upside down, as if she were looking down as she wrote.
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A 2017 study on the Himalayan "Yeti" used mitochondrial DNA sequencing to examine 24 "Yeti" samples including hair, bone, skin and feces.
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Police began hunting for the "pooper-intendent" in April after high school staff and coaches reported finding human feces on school property.
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A group of 21 obese participants in a new clinical trial will do exactly that – except the feces is frozen and encapsulated.
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Her feces now collect in a bag attached to a hip-level stoma, which is the protruding end of her lower intestine.
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He reaches in, removes the phone — and with it globules of feces, which flop into the air and splatter onto the floor.
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If bats drop feces or saliva onto food that's consumed by a pangolin, the animal can become a carrier of the coronavirus.
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Researchers collected feces from more than 400 mice captured over a year in eight buildings in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx.
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Across the globe, researchers at wastewater treatment plants are testing for psychoactive substances passed by drug users through their feces and urine.
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The change in poop regulations comes after research has shown that feces dumped inside crevasses don't disintegrate, as it was originally thought.
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"[The scalpel was infected] with feces from a previous surgery that day they put inside her body," said the 55-year-old.
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Brace yourself and enjoy (?) reading Lil Wayne's 30 grossest lyrics, mostly about vaginas but also fun things like butts, dicks, and feces.
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Found abandoned in February, Lula the bear and Simba the lion were starving and living in cages filled with feces and urine.
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Mohammed Nuru, director of the Public Works Department, estimates his department spends about $30 million to clean up the needles and feces.
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The largest collection of coprolite (which is fossilized dung) belongs to George Frandsen, who owns 1,277 (hopefully sterilized) pieces of fossilized feces.
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The witness told investigators the girl's legs, hands, and mouth were bound with duct tape and that she was covered in feces.
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Burnworth told authorities she and Kellar had engaged in sexual intercourse and fetish behavior involving feces, recording several encounters, the complaint said.
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Touching, consuming, or inhaling, the urine or feces of a rat carrying the virus is the prime route of infection in humans.
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This territorial impulse could explain why these animals evolved to produce feces that can be easily modeled into stable kairns of poo.
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While diners everywhere have expressed ambivalence about the project — not everyone, strangely enough, wants to eat feces — the project has some strengths.
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One of the big findings of our study was that feces extend halfway up the length of the colon from the rectum.
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Maksimov has reportedly offered to cover the field of feces and, if that proves unsuccessful, deploy "special agrochemicals" to kill the insects.
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Peterson said Fields' mother "tried her best" and it's not her fault her son "turned out to be a piece of feces."
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Last Friday, the country's environmental court, the National Green Tribunal, tasked a committee to investigate whether the feces are of human origin.
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But chicken catching is grueling, filthy work inside vast, sweltering coops where dust, feathers, and the stench of feces clog the air.
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Animal feces, chemicals in air pollution or in roofing materials and gutters, and insect larvae can all swim around in rain barrels.
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The company estimates that the membrane, which it calls a "shrink-wrap for crap," can reduce the volume of feces by 95%.
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It spreads through feces — and there's a quite a bit of that in public pools, as research estimates the average person brings .
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The bird droppings dried quickly, but a cowpat took about a week to dry out and the lion feces almost two weeks.
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Ebola can travel from person to person only through close, direct physical contact with infected bodily fluids like blood, vomit, or feces.
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North Carolina does not allow newly built industrial hog farms to store urine and feces from their animals in these literal cesspools.
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Paleontologists know this from the dinosaur's fossilized poop; they've discovered T. rex feces containing tiny chunks of bone eroded by stomach acid.
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"Avoiding food or water that may have been contaminated with feces is the best way to prevent cyclosporiasis," the CDC advises consumers.
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But Levant did sketch one possibility: Someone might force their poop upon others due to a feces-related trauma in their past.
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The smell of feces and soured storm water filled the streets closest to the city's waterfront, a recipe for a sustained crisis.
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The book portrays brown-skinned immigrants from India as savages who eat their own feces and invade the "white world" of Europe.
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" In fact, West says the place was covered in "animal feces, trash, missing blinds and shutters, with cracked windows and blackened carpeting.
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There were no books in the house, and well into the 1980s the family dumped human feces in the fields as fertilizer.
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In 1579, Caspar Bauhin speculated that the appendix was a receptacle for a fetus's feces during gestation, a kind of mini-outhouse.
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Researchers think the reason the virus has spread so quickly is that it can be transmitted via the feces of infected people.
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Dogs can pick up hookworms and whipworms from their environment, often from the feces of infected dogs, or contaminated soil or water.
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Condoms are also now particularly important for oral and anal, the health department states, since it lessens contact with saliva and feces.
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More than 300 people were infected with the disease through yet another viral transmission route: airborne transmission of virus-ridden feces aerosols.
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To track the population of flies surrounding the monkeys, the researchers set traps using the primates' feces or synthetic odor as bait.
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It's also unclear if the virus can spread via feces or if infected patients without symptoms can pass it on to others.
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When she heard that a swastika had been smeared in feces on a dormitory bathroom at Missouri, she decided not to apply.
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The viral hemorrhagic fever is transmitted from person to person by infected bodily fluids such as blood, saliva, feces and breast milk.
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In 2018, the Los Angeles Police Department seized $700,000 worth of fake cosmetics, which tested positive for bacteria, lead, and animal feces.
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They broke through police barricades and hurled smoke bombs, firecrackers, cobblestones, bottles, acid-filled eggs, rotting food and feces at the marchers.
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Nitrogen deposits from animal feces and urine can be converted into nitrous oxide at roughly twice the rate of nitrogen in fertilizer.
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For much of the world, cholera, a bacterial infection spread by water contaminated with feces, has been relegated to the history books.
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Kelly explains that human feces is about 75 percent water; the remaining quarter is a solid mass, mostly bacteria and undigested food.
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Or when she said "white men are bullshit," she meant each and every white man is the human equivalent of bull feces.
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Snicker if you'd like, but Yang notes that many diseases are understood through examining feces and understanding what is and isn't normal.
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This small amount of feces could contain as many as 200 trillion rotavirus cells, 20 billion Shigella bacteria, and 100,000 parasitic worm eggs.
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The young black woman was found in a plastic trash bag, apparently unconscious and smeared with feces after going missing for four days.
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"Bacteria in bathrooms will come from feces, which can be aerosolized a bit when toilets, especially lidless toilets, are flushed," Setlow told Newsweek.
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Toxoplasmosis can be contracted through undercooked meat and contaminated water, but it can also be contracted through contact with feces containing the parasite.
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A second CT scan revealed the new damage: The lower half of his colon had burst, spilling feces and air into his abdomen.
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Health experts have warned that anything from weed repellant to animal feces to disease-causing bacteria is stewing in the still-lingering floodwaters.
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When Mitchell was fed, Dillon said, he ate voraciously, often using the same hands he used to smear his feces on the window.
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These bugs contract a parasite called T. cruzi after biting an infected animal or human, and then shed the parasite in their feces.
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In 2014, the company ran a Black Friday promotion charging $6 for "literal feces, from an actual bull," and 30,000 people signed up.
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It's very important to practice basic hygiene (like handwashing) after picking up your dog's poop since you can contract infections from infected feces.
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You see the actual feces, and it's in the little rubber thing and you peel it back, and you're like 'No, thank you.
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They didn't detect the virus in the spit at any of the other times they checked, or in the fresh feces they sampled.
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Peter HepperHead of the School of Psychology at Queen's University, BelfastFor the dog, feces are a source of a huge amount of information.
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We've evolved to dislike not specific smells but classes of smell linked to biologically relevant sources: decaying meat, urine, and of course feces.
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Yosemite asks cliff climbers to pack up their feces in "poop tubes," to be emptied in pit toilets when the climb is over.
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We pluck the final tomatoes from our tiny vegetable garden with pride (ensuring that we completely wash the rat feces off before ingesting).
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Byproducts of swimmers' urine, feces and sweat mixing with chlorine can even build up in the air of indoor pools, triggering asthma attacks.
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Holmdel police said they monitored the track to see who had been leaving human feces on the property daily, according to the report.
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Inspectors traced the E. coli strain to a stream contaminated with feces from cattle and wild pigs that then seeped into well water.
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Feces was evident, dead rodents were evident inside the house ... just a very sad, sad situation for three little girls to be in.
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Poo-eaters were just as easily house trained as those who avoid the habit, "suggesting a normal aversion to feces," write the authors.
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The couple had met up several times in person and had also texted about creating sex videos involving human feces, and discussed bestiality.
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Rafaela S.C. Takeshita and her colleagues at Kyoto University collected and tested the monkeys' feces for levels of glucocorticoids, which increase with stress.
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How it happens: The roundworms' eggs, carried by stray cats and dogs, are left in playgrounds and sand boxes via the animals' feces.
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City workers, who wear disposable hazmat suits, start off by coning off all the piles of human feces on a stretch of sidewalk.
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The research itself indicated that the levels applied to the test participants' gloves would be akin to smearing your hands with infected feces.
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Many people make regressive assumptions about human feces, on the grounds that eating them can cause such minor illnesses as cholera and dysentery.
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The organic waste from food and water (feces and urine) is fed into Compartment 1, where bacteria work on breaking down the waste.
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The walls were bare and there were no clothes in the room, which smelled of feces, urine and black mold, court filings show.
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Some scientists, however, think the mites' feces make the condition worse, since the bacteria contained in their posthumous poops may inflame the skin.
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According to Wikipedia, the chemicals released from the bloom share commonalities with limburger cheese, sweaty socks, rotting fish, and, of course, human feces.
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Specifically, they provide toilets to locals, from which they collect the feces that they ultimately transform into sustainable and affordable fuel cooking briquettes.
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Therefore, in ideal conditions, the combined length and diameter of feces is simply determined by the shape of one's rectum and large intestine.
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Since water at the house had been shut off, they left feces all over one room, a common problem that creates health hazards.
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And he could: raccoon feces frequently carry an infectious parasite that can blind you, put you in a coma and kill your kids.
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Tenants have reported having to hose down urine in front of their offices or hold their breath to avoid the stench of feces.
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The city even has a "poop patrol" — a group of five employees who earn more than $184,000 per year to clean up feces.
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Shimmering in pools on industrial hogs farms in North Carolina, several million tons of urine and feces await the arrival of Hurricane Florence.
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While rats may be getting rid of our waste, they also create their own, spreading their urine and feces all over the place.
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The sanitation system in Rome, including plumbing and aqueducts to carry away dirty water, feces, and urine, was built to prevent common parasites.
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When Jaden Jordan, age three, was found unconscious, covered in blood and his own feces, emergency personnel rushed him to Coney Island Hospital.
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These are waste lagoons, where industrial farms across the state dispose of billions of gallons of untreated pig urine and feces every year.
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It's the Rule of Quarterbacks and Rest Stops: the minute you discover you really need one, there's nothing but feces-caked options available.
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While coronaviruses have been detected before in feces, it has been unclear if they were viable enough to be transmitted to another person.
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In the United States, one of the most common parasites is toxocara, which is transmitted from the feces of infected dogs and cats.
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"Other raw fruits and vegetables that have come into contact with feces from infected animals are another common source of infection," Farber said.
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Chickens are great composters, their feces make excellent fertilizer and they eat bugs and pests that you may not want in your backyard.
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Or they suffer a fistula, a childbirth injury that leaves them leaking urine or feces, stinking and ostracized, and sometimes unable to walk.
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Some CAFOs are criticized for the strong stench emanating from their farms, caused by the large amount of feces generated by their animals.
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Not to be crass but #IL lawmaker talking to me about feces, feathers & filth fell victim to culprit during our #MorningInsiders interview. Ew!
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I've seen trash collectors slip on human feces on the sidewalk while dumping trash bins on my walk to work in the morning.
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"Other raw fruits and vegetables that have come into contact with feces from infected animals are another common source of infection," Farber said.
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Researchers determined the stress hormone levels of more than 100 North Atlantic right whales over a 15-year period by examining their feces.
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But as long as you're ingesting your own feces—and not your partner's—the risk of getting sick is actually, surprisingly, quite small.
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The IFRC reports there are now cases of cholera — a bacterial infection that spreads when drinking water is tainted with feces — in Beira.
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But research has demonstrated that medications excreted in human urine, feces, and bathwater can migrate from sewers into oceans, rivers, lakes, and streams.
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Susan Allan and her son, Travis Sweet, say they were "inundated" with the feces while sitting at a red light with the sunroof open.
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Researchers examined plates exposed to just 30 seconds of a hand dryer compared to those left in, you know, just plain feces-filled air.
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The smell is likened to fish, feces, and garbage, and excreted through the pores, sweat, urine, saliva, and even vaginal fluids of those affected.
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She was told she would be "Charolette's slave" and made to clean up dog feces inside the residence, the affidavit reviewed by WFAA states.
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It was a muggy August day and her job was thankless: hose down the cells and clean the feces left from the previous haul.
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It had been built in 1916, and by the time I got there the walls were riddled with massive holes and streaked with feces.
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If you're really into this idea of colored poop, red beets can also dye your feces for a little surprise in the toilet bowl.
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Since the state is also a major producer of hogs, turkeys, and chickens, the manmade lagoons that hold all the animal feces could overflow.
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Left unloved in his own urine and feces for a lengthy period, Murphy had develop painful, filthy mats of fur all over his body.
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Feces are an attractant to dogs and one of the great mysteries yet to be solved is why some of them roll in it.
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DES MOINES, Iowa – A woman accused of leaving her children home alone, including one child covered in feces, is facing a new assault charge.
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"Concerns about dirtiness or messiness are not as relevant as you might think because feces are not stored where anal sex happens," Pitagora says.
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Toxoplasmosis can be spread through cat feces and is particularly dangerous for pregnant women as well as for people who have suppressed immune systems.
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Infection with the bacteria usually comes through contaminated food or water, but you can also get it from coming into contact with pet feces.
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And in order to make lubricant, I need a kind of crystal that is most commonly found in the feces of several alien creatures.
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Canadian epidemiologist David Waltner-Toews, author of The Origin of Feces, says it's because humans have a very complicated relationship with their own waste.
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The infected rodents then pass the parasite's larvae through their feces, later infecting snails and slugs, among other creatures, when they ingest the larvae.
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In the process, Sprague has had to collect a lot of his own feces, which is the main ingredient used in gut microbiome studies.
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Studies done elsewhere have shown that free-roaming dogs in developing countries eat a lot of human feces to make up for dietary deficiencies.
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The world is a pile of stinking feces, and fear is a completely reasonable response to the "should I or shouldn't I procreate?" debate.
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Though enemas and nasal operations are still performed, the most publicized FMT procedure involves taking pills filled with the feces of another healthier individual.
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Jennifer Wong, a lifelong resident of San Francisco, created Human Wasteland as a way to visualize the problem of human feces in the city.
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This wasn't going to be a simple flip and Shanahan needed the best people available to turn this feces-covered house into a home.
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The mucus layer is as thin as human hair, so thin that we could measure it only by weighing feces as the mucus evaporated.
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To politicize is to "politisai," and classic Singlish, with its lazy end-consonant and dirty pun: "Sai" is vulgar slang for feces in Hokkien.
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Parasite eggs are excreted in feces, and in their native tropics, that embryonation occurs naturally after the eggs spend time in warm, humid conditions.
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Conde Nast Traveler reported that over 8 tons of trash was found last spring, including "a startling amount of human feces and mountaineering equipment."
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Wild birds can carry the disease without showing signs of sickness and transmit it to poultry through feces, feathers or other forms of contract.
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Dogs, rabbits, monkeys, and others have also been observed eating feces, of their own and other species (god knows what for, but they do).
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To the left, there's a putrid smell: A lady is sprawled out on the floor in her own feces, staring blankly at the ceiling.
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It creates an open wound on your mouth and then defecates into it, and the parasite in its feces drops straight into your bloodstream.
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The horror of watching actual human feces being consumed by actual humans forever changed the internet, and gave us the classic reaction video genre.
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Wild birds, such as ducks, can carry avian flu without showing symptoms of it and spread it to commercial farms through feces or feathers.
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The samples they compared came from human bloodstream infections, human feces, animal slurry, as well as foods like beef, pork, chicken, fruits and vegetables.
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One entrepreneurial resident recently launched an app, Snapcrap, that allows users to send photos and the location of feces to the city's cleanup crews.
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His contemporaries gave him a nickname meaning cat feces, an especially vulgar epithet in Burmese, said three former military members, including Mr. Win Htein.
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When they swarm the villages, humans can pick up the virus through contact with rat urine and feces — or from eating the sick rats.
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Well, this is disgusting ... an Eagles fan in a throwback Randall Cunningham jersey ate horse feces off the ground in Philadelphia last night. Yup.
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An international study in 2014, led by UK researchers, found 19% of people wash their hands with soap after coming into contact with feces.
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Some residents have emerged from their homes to see "a dozen turkeys standing on the back railing," leaving feces on the porches, he said.
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Some tents were erected on land that has been contaminated with feces because there were no public toilets, raising concerns about E. coli infections.
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Rabbits produce two types of feces; of these, cecotropes, are re-devoured in order to maximize nutritional gain from hard-to-digest vegetable matter.
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Will the grasshopper's minor in media studies be enough to get him a job hauling "crumbs and feces from above ground to below ground"?
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"The consumer's being duped," Mauer said, adding that the meat may be more likely to contain feces, sex organs, toenails, bladders and unwanted hair.
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Around 300 of the carnivorous birds have roosted in its radio tower, and are creating communications issues thanks to their corrosive vomit and feces.
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Shiga-toxin-producing E. coli, or STEC, as it&aposs sometimes called, spreads to humans when little bits of feces get inside our mouths.
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The letters have included warnings about the condition of a fence on her property and the amount of cat feces in her trash bins.
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Blood tests of the boy showed organisms that are normally found in feces caused an infection which an extensive medical evaluation could not to explain.
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Reginald Scott See, 51, of Martinsburg, W. Va., was charged with littering and disorderly conduct after he allegedly threw chicken feces at the Red Hen.
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Last year, London's "fatbergs" gained national attention when the enormous mounds of fat, diapers, condoms, feces, and wet wipes started clogging the city's sewer networks.
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There's some evidence showing bed bugs could make us sick in a different way, by transmitting the parasite that causes Chagas disease through their feces.
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He wants Delta to explain why the flight crew failed to adequately respond to the situation when he first sat and stepped in the feces.
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On Tuesday, the Microsoft co-founder flexed his flair for theatrics by brandishing a jar of human feces in front of a stunned Beijing crowd.
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Steezy emits an explosive stream of shit, a cacophonous eruption that sends feces splattering across the room in a shotgun-like spray of poo pellets.
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She's cleaned up three dog poops, two diapers, and one pile of human feces that she found, inexplicably, just 100 feet from an open bathroom.
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Throughout most of the film, Jill (played by Palka herself) is naked in her own basement, barking and snarling and covered with her own feces.
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The dark feces most likely absorb the heat from the sun, and melt the snow beneath — creating a relatively toasty spot to build their nests.
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The search for Mack took a dark turn when investigators learned that the fabric found in the dog feces matched the description of Mack's clothing.
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The parasite is easily spread between mammals and usually spreads from the feces of a feline that has eaten a rodent infected with the parasite.
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Dr. Mitchell looked for evidence of parasites in ancient latrines, human burial sites, fossilized feces, and in combs and textiles from excavation sites across Europe.
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To get the real thing, they first turned to Reddit and other sites to crowdsource photos of feces that people uploaded to the discussion board.
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"People don't want to handle human feces which has traditionally been reserved for a certain category of people in our society -- manual scavengers," Khalid said.
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Sophomore Sami Pierce told the Daily Egyptian that she also noticed feces around where one of her socks was caught in the washer in September.
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Salmonella is a bacterial disease that lives in your intestines and eventually gets expelled from your body via your feces, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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But, according to another federal lawsuit, he was transported in a van smeared with feces from an escaped inmate who had hidden in raw sewage.
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In 2015, 77-year-old Elaine Latshaw was found dead in her home in Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania, covered in her own urine, feces, and blood.
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Investigators also found text messages from Kellar allegedly requesting videos of Burnworth "engaged in bestiality, fetish behavior involving feces" and "kid videos," the complaint states.
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Or perhaps there is no function—just a remnant from evolution or, interesting in terms of the perceived value of feces, a comforting/reinforcing function.
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It's usually spread when people ingest food or water that was tainted with feces, and most foodborne outbreaks are linked to fresh produce, like lettuce.
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A family outing at Tiger World in Rockwell, North Carolina, turned from fun to disgusting when an angry baboon threw its feces on a family.
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"Toxoplasma, found in cat feces, makes mice unafraid of cats, and it could give people the courage to start their own businesses," said NBC News.
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A woman defecated inside of a Tim Hortons restaurant in Canada and threw her feces at an employee after she grew irate during an argument.
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They walked around the house, often not believing what they were seeing: two to three inches of feces in some places where dogs were walking.
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A veterinarian later shaved nine pounds of matted hair and feces from a single dog, with some of the clumps nearly the size of baseballs.
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The feces—or stools—we produce can provide a valuable real-time window into the health of your large bowel (or colon) and gastrointestinal tract.
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Last Thursday, a United flight from Chicago to Hong Kong had to make an unplanned landing in Alaska because a passenger was "spreading feces everywhere."
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"I want to improve sanitation so there are no more flying toilets," writes Grace, 2200, referring to feces in plastic bags thrown from people's homes.
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"I want to improve sanitation so there are no more flying toilets," writes Grace, 10, referring to feces in plastic bags thrown from people's homes.
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The way they do this is rather disgusting — mice have a habit of eating feces, which helps them obtain certain nutrients, such as vitamin B12.
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The young virologists from Chulalongkorn University work late into the night taking blood, saliva, urine and feces samples to determine what pathogens the bats carry.
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During his trip, he took samples of his blood, saliva, urine, and feces, to help document how his body changed while in lower Earth orbit.
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Sometimes, internal hemorrhoids can prolapse outside the anus, collecting minute particles of feces or other materials and leading to intense itching known as pruritus ani.
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That fills the feces up there with water, and then washes it all out, which is the point of the enema in the first place.
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The nation's largest Muslim advocacy group on Monday said it received a page of the Quran smeared with "a foreign substance" assumed to be feces.
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By harnessing the power of everyday things, like water, sewage, human feces and footsteps, these startups are attempting to make clean energy accessible and affordable.
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Of all the dogs pulled from the hoarding situation, which was covered in "filth and feces," according to the Humane Society, only one has died.
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One possibility is that house mice are picking up the bacteria and viruses that are passed through human waste and feces into the sewer systems.
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Parasites such as roundworms are reportedly widespread in the nuclear-armed nation and can often be the result of consuming vegetables fertilized with human feces.
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Feces is a breeding ground for bacterial pathogens like salmonella and giardia, and exposure via drinking water could cause experience a number of gastrointestinal problems.
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Any nitrogen not used in the construction of muscle (or other proteins) passes straight through our bodies, leaving in the form of feces or urine.
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Medical historians believe now that Harrison succumbed not to a chill brought on by orating in nasty weather, but drinking water tainted by human feces.
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As I waited for my turn with the dolphins, I tried in vain to splash away the copious amount of feces floating in the water.
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LiveScience also said that there are a lot of bacteria that are classified as fecal coliform—including some that aren't found in feces at all.
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We're all unfortunately familiar with extreme acts being perpetrated against women, but what might motivate men to use human feces as a weapon against us?
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Though Levant immediately suspects that feces-related attacks indicate psychosis, he says it's possible someone who isn't clinically insane might attack women in this way.
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The virus spreads between humans by direct contact with an infected person's bodily fluids, including blood, semen, urine, saliva, sweat, feces, vomit and breast milk.
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The sickness is common among children, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and is passed through food and water contaminated with feces.
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In the lab, the insects captured mosquitoes and feasted on them for hours, depositing their nutrient-filled feces into the artificial pitcher like a toilet.
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It's not uncommon to spot young, mostly white employees of tech giants stepping over used syringes and human feces on their way to the office.
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As pharmaceutical companies seek to profit from the curative wonders of human feces, doctors worry about new regulations, higher prices and patients attempting DIY cures.
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Their bodies soon became a soup of nutrients and a rich feeding ground for scavengers, which dropped feces packed with seeds all around the carcasses.
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They also carry rabies (though the disease is "quite rare" among Minnesota raccoons, the state says) and a deadly parasite they pass through their feces.
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The advantage of sandboxes over simply playing in the dirt outside is that the box can be kept covered to prevent soiling from animal feces.
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That evidence supports findings from researchers at the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, who also detected viable virus particles in coronavirus patients' feces.
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That's the conclusion of a new study by experimental anthropologists at Kent State University, who fashioned their own blades out of frozen feces—for science!
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He and his colleague, Michelle Bebber, decided to use their own feces for the experiments, rather than foisting the burden on some lowly graduate student.
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Once infected, a cat can shed millions of Toxoplasma in its feces, which can contaminate the soil and water if the animal relieves itself outdoors.
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As the three near the facility's long, low-slung barns arrayed behind giant, man-made lagoons of pig feces and blood, they spot the guardhouse.
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Some tents have been erected on land that has been contaminated with feces because there were no public toilets, raising concerns about E. coli infections.
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But the CDC doesn't yet know how that reservoir got seeded with E. coli, although it's likely that infected animals spread it through their feces.
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Once infected, a cat can shed millions of Toxoplasma in its feces, which can contaminate the soil and water if the animal relieves itself outdoors.
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Mustin claims Williams and his family left the place an absolute dump ... telling TMZ Sports they left feces in the toilets and trash all over.
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Paleontologists know this thanks to studies of the dinosaur's fossilized poop; they've discovered T. rex feces containing tiny chunks of bone eroded by stomach acid.
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According to the court docs, Montalvo smeared his own feces all over the walls at the WWE Training Center in Orlando back in July 2015.
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While collecting feces from wild civets to make expensive coffee was traditionally kind of a happy accident in Indonesian culture, like the feces just happened to be there and they just happened to make coffee out of it, modern farming methods and increased demand have led to serious ethical concerns over the "horrific abuse" of civets kept in captivity for the purpose of harvesting kopi luwak.
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Cholera, another diarrheal illness spread by feces contaminated water or food, is "unlikely," still a crowded facility is "a good way to spread it," said Markel.
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Vaughan Smith, a friend and founder of London's press Frontline Club who visited Assange late last week, told Reuters he believed the feces allegation was false.
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Millions of pounds of hippo feces are deposited into Africa's rivers every year, and without this massive payload, they would be starved of life-sustaining nutrients.
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"I noticed an odor when I got on board, but I did not for one minute think there was dog feces on the plane," he said.
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"Upstairs in the room where [AJ and his younger brother, Parker] slept the window was open and the smell of feces was overwhelming," the report stated.
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A Texas couple punished their two young daughters by beating them and forcing one to eat cat feces before brushing her teeth with it, authorities said.
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The family members also forced her to lick soiled underwear, eat dog feces on bread, and simulate sexual acts with a jalapeño pepper, court documents said.
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But the antibiotic-resistant bacteria in coastal waters most likely find their way to the shore first by hitching a ride through digestive tracts in feces.
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Symptoms of hepatitis A include fever, diarrhea, nausea, dark-colored urine or feces, abdominal pain, and jaundice — but not everyone will have all of the symptoms.
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"All of their coats were heavily soaked in their own urine and feces," said Hannah Sotropa, a spokesperson for the THS, in an interview with VICE.
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Police found the 3-year-old "covered in feces" in a room "completely filled with trash that was piled about two feet high," according to Bradley.
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According to the study, the collection and analysis of human feces for PFAS can be "demanding," which is why pets may be a good stand-in.
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Garbage, rotten food, and animal and human feces were strewn throughout the house, according to Lt. Greg Hurlbut, who spoke at a news conference on Monday.
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Bloody feces was tracked along the floor, and a bullet hole was found in his mattress, though no spent shell casings were found on the scene.
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Police say the home was in "disarray," with piles of feces in the kitchen and piles of clothes, trash and empty cages in the dining room.
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The eggs are transmitted through feces of an infected person, and the larvae can mature into a form that can penetrate through the skin of humans.
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In the 277th century, a well-known traditional Chinese doctor described using a suspension of human feces to help patients with food poisoning or severe diarrhea.
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"We recently received a pile of feces in the mail and someone contacted the Jehovah's Witnesses website to have them pay us a visit," he said.
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Highlights A nurse said Louisiana jail inmate Paul Cleveland was faking when he was found on the floor of his cell, naked and covered in feces.
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All three of the children were severely malnourished, underweight and, according to the court documents, their skin was covered with urine, feces, animal hair and dirt.
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It's a surprisingly small range, given that elephant feces have a volume of 20 liters, nearly a thousand times more than a dog's, at 10 milliliters.
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There, it is in almost constant use — a flock of swans and sea gulls have colonized it, coating it with feathers, feces and bits of fish.
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A police search of the Northern California home where the family lived turned up garbage and spoiled food along with feces and urine on the floor.
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That night the entire village came to the health centre to see the damage: feces and urine flowed out of the same opening in my body.
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The storm's likely path also runs through dozens of unlined lagoons of animal feces and coal waste, which threaten to overflow into adjacent drinking water sources.
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An Amazon review of one of the knock-off "1984" novels complained how the word "faces" had been replaced in his copy with "feces," Streitfeld wrote.
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"Records reviewed by ICIJ describe detainees in isolation mutilating their genitals, gouging their eyes, cutting their wrists and smearing their cells with feces," the organization reported.
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The pair observed tortoise feces on Fernandina Island that could have been left by other individuals of the species, which is known scientifically as Chelonoidis phantasticus.
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It was the first time in a century that Haiti, the Western Hemisphere's poorest country, was infected with cholera, which spreads through water contaminated by feces.
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She had discovered that it was vital to say "feces" and "urine" instead of using cruder terms for the messes that people left in the toilet.
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For severe Clostridium difficile bacterial colon infections, some doctors will insert (often frozen) feces from a healthy person into the intestines of someone with the infection.
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"Wills made an exhaustive search for pathogens in feces from the women with anaemia," a 1988 article in the Asia-Pacific Journal of Public Health recounts.
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As a clinical psychologist, Levant says that the use of feces as a "weapon" is "so bizarre" that the first explanation he would expect is psychosis.
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Ebola can only spread between humans by direct contact with an infected person's bodily fluids, such as urine, saliva, sweat, feces, vomit, breast milk and semen.
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It is uncommon in developing countries, and is best prevented by cooking meat appropriately and washing hands thoroughly, since the parasites are spread through human feces.
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Late last year, a box of horse feces was left for Mr. Mnuchin, a former Hollywood film investor, near the residence he maintains in the city.
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As her mother surrendered to the drugs, Layla said their home filled up with filthy dishes, dog feces and strangers who came over to shoot up.
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Those included personal attacks — feces were left in front of Mr. Dercon's office at one point — and an occupation of the theater by left-wing activists.
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Humans first brought life to the moon — in the form of microbes hiding in feces and other human waste — 50 years ago, with the Apollo missions.
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Victims suffer from relentless itching and develop an angry rash, which is an allergic reaction to the eggs and feces the females deposit as they tunnel.
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The traditional wisdom is that only seeds can be spread in bird feces because their tough outer casings can protect them from the dangers of digestion.
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