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[ad_1] adobe Scientists are ready to explore the natural world: Patricia Yang, researcher at Georgia Tech, and her team have inflated balloons into the bowels of wombats killed on the roads – …

[ad_1] A group of Australian scientists studied a group of wombats crushed by cars. The study, conducted exclusively on the digestive tract of wombats "that were euthanized as a result of motor …

[ad_1] Like the children's book Everyone Poos we have learned, creatures of all shapes and sizes create a range of poo, and they are all natural and good. Well, maybe except for …

[ad_1] The shape of animal poop is not what normally makes the headlines of science, but when it comes to wombats, things are a bit different. Wombats are famous poop because their …

[ad_1] Of all the poop in the world, only wombats have the shape of cubes. The varied elasticity of the wombat's intestines helps marsupials sculpt their cube-like chip fragments, instead of round …

[ad_1] With a protective bone shield and a thick layer of fat and muscle designed to repel predators invading the burrows, the wombats have a lot of strange things in the anatomy …

[ad_1] A wombat is seen in the wombats of the Cleland Wildlife Park in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.(Photo: David Mariuz, EPA) The researchers may have found the answer to a mystery in …

[ad_1] By Cleve R. Wootson Jr. | The Washington Post Among all the adaptations that allow our animal brothers to fly in the air or to withstand the darkness and overwhelming pressure …

[ad_1] Image: AP A daring team of scientists has explored the mystery of the cube-shaped wombat poop, uncovering the physiological processes involved in this unique digestive trick. The wombats are a little …

[ad_1] Cubic feces in the womb bowel. Credit: P. Yang and D. Hu / Georgia Tech The wombats, short-legged marsupials, beloved and beloved, native to Australia, are at the heart of a …