The Origin of Feces

This audiobook presents a captivating cultural history of waste, highlighting its significance in various aspects of life. By examining excrement through evolutionary, ecological, and cultural lenses, it reveals the crucial roles that human and animal waste play in biodiversity, agriculture, public health, and global ecosystems. Spanning topics from dung beetles to flush toilets and the implications for energy and pandemics, it promises an enlightening journey into a subject often overlooked.