43 reactions | Talk about a smelly fact! Learn more about elephants in "Where Should Elephant Poop?"  Bursting with captivating illustrations and a silly story, this delightful read is a must-have for elephant enthusiasts of all ages. Explore other goofy titles in "The Smelly Book Series" today: https://www.worldbook.com/the-smelly-book-series.aspx #WorldElephantDay #AdorableAnimals | World Book | Facebook

🐋💩 Gotta go to the toilet, might be a whale 😂 A blue whale is capable of producing up to 200 litres of excrement with each bowel movement, which in itself plays a vital role in ensuring a constant food supply. "Their poo is a key nutrient for the ocean environment which essentially creates 'pastures' for small fish and krill to feed on," said Curt Jenner of the West Australian Centre for Whale Research | ABC Melbourne

Whale poop is washing up on beaches in New Zealand, and some of it is worth ten thousands of dollars per kilo. Known as ambergris, the substance is highly valued by perfumers. But such are the rewards, New Zealand’s ambergris scene is cloaked in secrecy and veiled threats. | VICE New Zealand