5 Strange Toilet habits in the Animal Kingdom ⚠️

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5 Strange Toilet Habits In The Animal Kingdom      #1 Goats These little tyrants love to pee all over themselves. Heck, they'll even pee on their own face. This usually occurs during mating season but these bearded kinksters love a golden shower.  And like Giraffes they will often taste test female goat urine to tell if she's fertile.    #2 Penguins When it comes to powerful poo, Adélie penguins have some rocket-powered, explosive pooping habits. It's quite a feat! If you really want to understand just how hilarious these adorable little creatures are when they go to the bathroom, click here.     #3 Elephants If you don't want to ruin the majestic status of elephants, look away. I saw this video and almost spit my lunch out. Apparently, these mighty behemoths will snatch poo right out of their friends' buttholes! See for yourself. And you thought their trunks were just for drinking water!    #4 Capybaras  These little guys are the cutest rodents in the world! But they do eat their own s***, which could lower the cute factor a point or two for some of us. They are discerning about which poo they eat, though. When they forage from certain plants and their poo is green and still rich with nutrients, they scarf it down. When it's brown and hard, they leave it.    #5 Koalas Koalas' diet consists of leaves that are practically indigestible. So, as koala babies age, they transition from breast milk to eating straight from their mother's ass. Yup, as gross as that sounds, it's a necessary step because it's the only way to inherit the gut bacteria required to digest the tough leaves they consume! That Concludes this Weeks Nut!  Want to WIN a FREE MYSTERY GIFT? Too Bad. We're not giving any away this week because most of you were too lazy to take one minute to save horses from being eaten last week.   Wait… Really? You're already looking for the Unsubscribe. button? Well, just know we have a pigeon army, and they WILL find you. But go ahead… Hit that button and see what happens.