Raccoons are attracted to the ripening vegetables and fruits in the garden. Learn how to keep raccoons from eating up your ...

Wildlife biologists are concerned about the decline in the woodrat population because they’re a key part of mountain ecosystems.

Gastroenterologists say pooping really does make you feel good. It does this by promoting relaxation, releasing serotonin and providing relief. If pooping hurts or you have chronic constipation or ...

Experiencing the urge to poop immediately after eating is a common occurrence, often due to the gastrocolic reflex, where the stomach signals the colon to empty. The digestive system is deeply ...

One Dallas restaurant failed inspection, and rat droppings and roaches were found at others, according to a report from the city’s latest round of health inspections. The report contains data ...

An urgent recall was issued for a popular butter this week and it has now emerged that it could contain feces. Vermont-based Cabot Creamery - which churns out more than two billion pounds of ...

For the last couple of Sundays a new young couple has been attending our church. Not just on Sunday morning but also on Wednesday nights when she isn’t working at a local store. In conversation with ...

It's important to pay attention to your poop, especially if you think something is "off" with your routine. How often we poop, how long it takes and what our stools look like can reveal a lot ...

A grim food discovery has shuttered a top restaurant that counts members of the Royal Family and celebrities among its elite clientele. An inspection of the eatery found the establishment to be ...

Feeling the need to poop immediately after a meal is more common than you might think, but is it normal? According to Dr Nishant Singh, Senior Consultant in the Department of Internal Medicine at ...

Police said some of the passengers were sitting in their own feces, there was a bucket of feces in the middle of the bus, and it appeared they had been sleeping in their bus seats since Sunday.

NASA is offering $3 million to anyone who can invent a way to “recycle” dozens of bags of poop astronauts left on the moon more than half a century ago. The space agency wants to come up with ...