Scatology in the Renaissance
Renaissance wasn’t just an era full of art and inventions but there were also some gross aspects from some Historical figures you wouldn’t tell.
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5 interests about poop of the U.S. government
Poop can be an important source of interest in different fields. In fact, the U.S. government is precisely experimenting in this regard.
A ‘pee paint’ reveals a nasty surprise to drinkers
In Westminster, the council decided to use ‘pee paint’ on the walls of some areas to contrast public urination.
Wastewater bacteria can be killed by converting urine into electricity
Pee can be converted into electricity but it can also be used to treat wastewater since it can kill bacteria.
Toilet paper was a source of clues during the Cold War
Toilet paper was an important source of clues of information about the strategies of the enemy during the Cold War
What farts can say about your health
Researchers developed a new device that can recognize the sound of farts and detect diseases thanks to A.I.
The first toilet museum in Turkey opens in Tokat
Another toilet museum has been established, this time in Turkey, in a location where there was an ancient public toilet.
QR code to review hygiene in toilets
In India, some public toilets introduced a QR code system to get feedback from users in order to improve the facilities.
Why do some poops float and others sink?
If you ever wondered why sometimes poops float and others sink, now science has given an explanation to the phenomenon.
A poop exhibition in Québec City
In Canada, there’s an exhibition about poop telling about our lives, both from a biological perspective and from a cultural perspective.