6 Animals Known for Having Weird Poop

Wombats produce cube-shaped droppings, the only animal known to do it, and they use them to mark territory on rocks without rolling away.

Sloths climb all the way down from the canopy roughly once a week for a single enormous deposit, which is about the riskiest bathroom trip in nature.

Rabbits, capybaras and a surprising number of other animals eat their own droppings to extract nutrients a second time. Penguins launch theirs with real pressure, and pandas go dozens of times a day thanks to a bamboo diet.

Human plumbing is far less impressive but far more expensive when ignored. Only flush what belongs, and skip the so-called flushable wipes.