The Ocean Is a Carbon Toilet. Marine Heat Waves Are Clogging It.

Tiny poops are supposed to sink to the seafloor, locking away carbon. But scientists have found that warm spells are disrupting that flushing.
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Researchers uncover life-sustaining power of seabird poop: 'Quite a lot more than I expected'

Audubon reported that the research, published in Current Biology, was intended to study the take-off and flight habits of the streaked shearwater. The team fixed cameras onto the bellies of 15 ...
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Trying a Japanese Toilet for the First Time! - Japan Motorcycle Tour - Ep 5

It's time for another tmf tour folks and I think this is the most interesting to date. Japan is an amazing country with incredible culture, people and scenery and over the next few weeks Mrs Flyer and ...
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Here’s How Long It Should Take To Poop, Says a Cleveland Clinic Gastroenterologist

Dr. Jirik completed advanced fellowships in hepatology/transplant and gastroenterology, with clinical expertise in colorectal cancer screening, liver diseases (including cirrhosis and hepatitis), ...

17 Extraordinary Restrooms In Tokyo That Make Public Spaces Beautiful

In Tokyo’s vibrant Shibuya district, public restrooms have been transformed into works of art. As part of the ambitious “Tokyo Toilet” project, 16 world-renowned architects and designers reimagined 17 ...