get my ooey gooey sticky pooey ...

well technically it is not poo, it is excreted directly from the caecum and somehow scoots through the bowels without the usual processes and comes out as a porridge-like consistency.
it is therefore full of live bacteria that get joeys digestive system up and running to be able to eat leaves

[Beryl Lloyd]

Isn't nature amazing ! - but your title is not all that appetizing !!

[Wylie]

yeah, yuck, but they've been researching even human natural births pick up mum's gut bacteria on the way through. A problem for caesarian sections.

[Babs]

So interesting. What a great shot.

[Lou Ann]

Just so miraculous, really.

[Gosia]

So interesting

[Mags]

Wonderful fact!

[Steve Jacob]

Thanks for the info

[Kate]

Getting their greens every day!

[Esther Rosenberg]

oh , not sure that sounds so tasty lol, but super informative information

[Diana]

For the first time I am very surprised, thank goodness your description is better than the title. Nature is so amazing!

[Poppo Livy]

And to think I was just about to have breakfast :-(

[KV]

What a process… very complicated.

[Milanie]

Mom's body works hard to keep the joey in shape!

[Shutterbug]

Fascinating really. I think I’ll stick with Culturelle.

[Rick]

Another interesting fact, although doesn't sound too appetizing for the little ones.

[Nina Ganci]

that is so cute, all snuggled up inside, we can hardly see her
fav

[Fr1da]

Thats amazing biology ! I was wondering how young they can eat gum leaves

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Interesting fact- who knew a certain form of poo could be good for you- that is if you're a koala.