Evidence of coprophagy is sparse, but thought to occur.
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Their coprophagy, the eating of their own feces.
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They expel soft, mucus-covered pellets that are sometimes reingested ( coprophagy ).
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Coprophagy may be an adaptation, serving to populate the infant's gut with the needed microbiome for digestion.
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A habit that marsh rabbits share in common with cottontail rabbits is the practice of reingestion, known as coprophagy.
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Unlike coprophilia or coprophagy, coprophobia appears to be unknown in the animal world, with the exception of humans.
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But, more on the subject, coprophagy is a way for rodents to get all the nutritional value out of their food.
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They will eat their feces to acquire nutrients produced by bacteria in their intestines in a behavior they share with rabbits and guinea pigs called coprophagy.
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The Austrian actor and pornographic director Simon Thaur created the series " Avantgarde Extreme " and " Portrait Extrem ", which explores coprophagy, coprophilia and urophagia.
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Bacteria can be transferred from mother to child through direct contact and after birth, or through indirect contact through eggs, coprophagy, and several other pathways.
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