DescriptionHuman Feces.jpg	Summary Produced by myself on 2006-05-28. Photographed by myself, in a toilet, shortly thereafter. Yes, this is real. It is what it is. If you use this image, I would appreciate a credit. Cacetudo 19:24, 29 May 2006 (UTC)
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Human feces in a toilet after defecation. Among other things, note the mucus coating and bits of partially undigested food.

Some toilets are designed with the well in the front of the fixture with a nearly-flat bottom in the rear. This stool coiled itself up as it landed, which resulted in what you see in the image.