What the Shape of Your Poop Can Tell You. As it turns out, there's a chart dedicated to the shape of your poop. Dr. Nadolsky explains: ...

The shape and form of your poop may also offer clues about some digestive problems. The chart is based on research from two doctors, Stephen Lewis and Ken Heaton, at Bristol Royal Infirmary in the UK.

If your poop falls outside this range of shades (like, say, blue), it’s not necessarily unhealthy. But if your poop is gray, black, red, or maroon, those colors could be signs of a health problem.

As it turns out, one stool shape change can be a sign of bowel health issues, particularly if it persists for weeks. Pencil-thin poop can be a red flag health sign ...

Poop, in all of its various forms throughout nature, shapes the world in ways you might not imagine. One creature’s waste is another’s fuel, and all over nature these leftovers help new life ...

For years, scientists have been wondering why wombat poop is cube-shaped (yes, really). Now, they say they have got to the bottom of the mystery.

Here's what we know about their cube-shaped poop and the other interesting way they use their back-ends. Early theories. In 2018, Patricia Yang, ...