> The researchers also found that cube-shaped faeces on an eight degree slope rolled far less than spherical-shaped models. I'm imagining dinner at that resear

> The researchers also found that cube-shaped faeces on an eight degree slope rolled far less than spherical-shaped models. I'm imagining dinner at that researcher's house that night. "What did you do at work today, honey?" ... When my kids are learning science I hope to connect the fun, practical parts like this to the dry theory that was presented to me in a text book. It took me until grad school to learn how fun science can really be, and weird experiments like rolling poo models down university handicap ramps (or wherever this was done) aren't all that unusual.