The only animal in the world that pulls into cubes, did it pinch it itself?

The only animal in the world that pulls into cubes has proven not to be in the shape of a claw.

It's entirely possible. At least for now, there is no scientific proof that animals can pull into cubes, which is mostly hype.

No. Because after a long period of evolution, the pulled by this animal is cuboidal, not pinched by itself.

Wombats live in eastern and southern Australia and Tasmania and are one of the most prized animals. It weighs between 26 kg and 40 kg. Its limbs are very powerful, they use their flat grip to dig things, their coat is dark brown, and they mostly eat plants.

The wombat is a very cute animal, but it is also a peculiar animal. So what about its peculiarity? It's peculiar in its feces.

Wombats will pull out about four to four pieces of feces at a time, each of which is about 2 centimeters in diameter. What's even stranger is that it can pull out 80 to 100 pieces of legislative-shaped poop in one night. They also collect their own droppings and pat them around their own areas.

So, how does it pull out this cube-shaped feces? So far, the answer is not very certain.

There was a postdoc graduate student who said he was from Georgia Tech. She conducted a series of studies on the animal's blood, urine, and digestive system. She and her colleagues performed autopsies on the pandas, who had been in a car accident.

She inflated the wombat's intestines, and they found that the elastic pressure on the feces ranged from 20 percent at the apex of the intestine to 75 percent in the middle. From this point it is verified that wombats are cubic feces formed by pressure on the intestinal wall.

Some people say that this phenomenon is very peculiar, and if you think about it, this phenomenon may be able to be used in other fields, which may have a great impact on the scientific community.

The structure of the intestine in each organism may be different, and it may enter the stomach, then the small intestine, and then the large intestine, and then there is an area that turns it into a cube.

Maybe the wombat is an animal with obsessive-compulsive disorder, but it will deliberately pull the cubes of, and the piles should be stacked into cubes.

I feel that because their esophagus is square, the poop that causes them to pull is also square.

It may be that the bear's innate special structural problems caused him to pull the cube. Or maybe it's the peculiar habit of his species that makes his poop square.

It's said that wombats make these cubes by the pressure changes in the intestinal wall, and I think wombats are really an amazing animal.

It may be that bears have unique intestines, and their abdomen will squeeze these things into cubes when they poop.

Could it be that because their esophagus is different from other animals, it is the shape that is pulled out, or there is really no good explanation.

As far as facts are concerned, the law is not a rigid rule. For example, if I drive into the river, it is my own responsibility, if I drive into someone, then I will break the law, and if someone else drives my car into the river, I will sue and let us mediate first. If someone else hits someone with a car, I will also be responsible for part of the compensation.

That's it.

Dogs belong to the canine family.

Members of the canine family: wolves, foxes, jackals, etc. Differences from felines:

1. Canines are generally smaller than felines (except for domestic cats); 2. The claws of canines cannot be retracted, but the claws of cats can be retracted; 3. Felines generally go to trees, and canines don't go to trees. 4. Canines generally have larger ears. 5. Felines have good explosiveness and instantaneous speed, while canines have better endurance.

All are still the original substance, i.e. only physical changes have occurred.

The candle is heated and melted (from solid to liquid), the plasticine is kneaded into a small person and folded into an airplane (only the shape changes), these are all physical changes, no chemical changes (no new substances are generated), so they are still the original substance.

In general, it is determined by the physiological structure of the rabbit: the rabbit's "ball" is squeezed in the rectum and further absorbs the water before being expelled into a ball.

There are two kinds of poop pulled by rabbits, one is produced in the cecum and then excreted, this poop is not spherical and the nutrients in it are not fully absorbed, so the rabbit will pull this poop out and eat it back - if this step is missing for a long time, the rabbit will be malnourished. Another type of poop is a spherical poop that has been digested and slowly squeezed out.

Evolved, rabbits are evolved from hares, hares, often do not drink water for a few days, the water required by the body comes from the plants they eat, and the intestines can fully absorb water, so the feces are very dry, and under the action of intestinal peristalsis, the feces discharged are granular.

Most herbivores are like this, such as horses, sheep, etc.

The reason may be that they don't eat meat so they can't coagulate, and the structure of the esophagus and intestines is probably the cause.

Rabbits sometimes eat their own droppings. This is due to the fact that each nutrient in the soft stool is already in a semi-digested state, which is easily absorbed and utilized by the body. After analysis, after rabbits eat soft feces, the synthesized complex vitamins B and K are easily absorbed by the small intestine to provide the needs of the body's growth.

At the same time, the mineral elements contained in soft feces are also very conducive to promoting the intake of nutrients in the body of rabbits.

It is also a common phenomenon for rabbits to eat their own soft feces to make full use of nutrients. However, rabbits are raised in captivity, and they are rich in nutrients, and generally do not eat their own feces.

Because the structure of the py is different, I think it may be that rabbits eat grass, which are all high fiber, not easy to coagulate, and the round ones are more beautiful.

I think it may be that rabbits eat grass, which are all high fiber and not easy to coagulate.

Rabbits squeeze food in the rectum to further absorb nutrients and water, because the rabbit's physiology squeezes the poop into a spherical shape.

The palate eyes are round, 2 it is a male rabbit.

Sometimes the soft stool is covered with a film that is "so tough that it can even be torn off the stool with tweezers." Rabbits and hares swallow these soft "fecal capsules". As these "capsules" pass through the animal's highly acidic stomach, an outer membrane may provide protection for the microorganisms inside.

Small herbivores like hares consume more energy than large herbivores at the same weight, so they also need to take in more energy from their food. Not only will they eat their own feces, but they will also selectively eat the most nutritious parts of their feces.

Although the diet of rabbits and hares is poor, consisting of grass and some woody plants, their dung-eating behavior may have helped them thrive in this situation, making them the most common medium-sized herbivorous terrestrial mammals. But these two animals are not the only examples. Guinean pigs, chinchillas, gophers, lemmings, voles and kangaroo

rats) will also eat their own feces. In fact, if Guinean pigs don't eat their manure, they will die.

Rabbits will eat their own poop, because rabbits have a large spiral-shaped cecum, rich in intestinal flora, can produce rabbits and rabbits necessary nutrients and vitamins, the discharge of soft feces, called cecal feces or night feces, contains protein and vitamin B complex and intestinal probiotics, so rabbits will eat, this is a necessary and normal behavior! Don't stop!

I heard that rabbits will eat poop at night, because poop at night is a very nutritious thing that has been digested, but poop during the day is real poop and cannot be eaten.

OK yes, the rabbit is going to eat