Call them droppings, leavings, dung or any number of various terms used to describe it. Heck, there’s even an emoji for it complete with googly eyes, and now the Calvert Marine Museum will celebrate ...
DNA from ancient feces can offer archaeologists new clues about the life and health of Japanese people who lived thousands of years ago, according to a study published in PLOS ONE by Luca Nishimura ...
George Frandsen holds the Guinness World Record for the largest collection of fossilized poop, with more than 5,000 specimens. Frandsen curates the Poozeum, an online repository for all things ancient ...
Ancient reptilian carnivores that resembled modern crocodiles were fearsome hunters, but their scaly armor and sharp teeth couldn’t protect them from parasites, scientists have discovered.
Amber is one of the best materials for preserving insects and small creatures, and it’s beautiful to boot. But now it might have some competition (in the preservation field, anyway) – fossilized feces ...
The Calvert Marine Museum recently announced a groundbreaking paleontological discovery in which a coprolite — fossilized feces — containing the impression of a new genus and species of parasitic ...
June 3 (UPI) --The owner of the world's largest collection of fossilized poop is now showing off his collection of dino droppings and other ancient waste at his new Poozeum in Arizona. George Frandsen ...
This past Saturday, a private collector paid $10,370 at auction for what was touted as a six-million-year-old turd. Billed in the auction house catalog as fossil feces measuring "an eye-watering 40 ...
The free museum is located in Williams, Arizona, about an hour south of the Grand Canyon. Poozeum Everyone poops—even dinosaurs. If you’re curious about the bowel movements of now-extinct creatures ...
A man who holds the Guinness World Record for the largest collection of fossilised poo, has opened a museum showcasing his treasures. The museum in Williams, Arizona - aptly called Poozeum - boasts it ...
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