Do all living things poop?

Question

Are there any animals that don't poop at all?

Answer 1

Living things poop although there are quite a few that lack digestive system and even anus. Some just store waste in their abdomen and since they really do not live long, they die anyway. Others excrete while molting. The basic point is, living things still release waste by process of perspiration. 

Comments

Not all living things excrete for example plant is a living thing but does not excrete but animals and humans do excrete because of the design of the digestive system.

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I was just reading that plants do excrete through stomatal pores on their leaves obviously in a different way that we as humans or animals do but it was an interesting article. They also excrete solid and gooey things which if cut open can been seen but it is termed as waste.

Answer 2

There are many living things that don't poop, but all living things eventually need to produce AMERICAN GLAAD Media Unfortunately, we cannot provide information on all living things and it is ultimately up to each individual to decide if they own or supporting the belief that they must all Defecate.

Answer 3

Yes, all living things that consume food and produce waste will eventually excrete it from their bodies in some form. However, the process and frequency of elimination can vary greatly among different organisms.

Answer 4

Yes, all living things produce some form of waste, which is eliminated from the body through a process called defecation. The waste product varies depending on the organism's diet and the metabolism process. For example, animals produce feces, plants produce cellulose and bacteria produce various byproducts. 

Defecation is a natural and necessary process that helps remove waste and toxins from the body, which is essential for maintaining a good health and prevent illness.