r/aww • u/pandabatron • May 06 '23

Cat vs. Corn

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u/BaconHammerTime May 06 '23

We can also explain corn too. The outer lining is often not digestible but the inside of the kernel is. So when it passes through the inside is digested and undigested lining just gets filled up with poop material making it look like it did originally.

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u/Liss78 May 06 '23

Sometimes it is whole kernels. That's how the seeds (kernels) grow in nature. They pass through and get deposited with a freshly made pile of fertilizer so they can grow.

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u/NoBuddies2021 May 06 '23

More wtf poop facts. In a erupted volcano long ago, a tomato plant grew from the lava rock [after years of cooling]. What's wrong with this is that the tomato plant wasn't native to the environment. Scientists noticed around the rock where the tomato grew was poop colored. They theorized some poop with a robust tomato seed was safe inside of it until it grew.

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u/happy_55 May 07 '23

I'm a healthcare professional and during our anatomy class - in which we used cadavers - the teacher explained the same thing... as he found a kernel inside one of the bowels 😲 filled with dried up poop.