Q: In the Great Basin, in early winter, how long does it typically take for bobcat shit to dry?
![bobcat pooping](http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2840/9224578307_32f3561d29_z.jpg)
7:08am PST
![bobcat pooping](http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2879/9227356900_185da1a543_z.jpg)
19 seconds later - fresh and nutty brown
![bobcat poop](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3807/9224577351_40f299c26d_z.jpg)
2 days and 12 hours later at 7:50pm PST - dry and white
A: about 60 hours, or 3 day cycles.
I expect my honorary PhDs from multiple esteemed Universities will be in the mail soon.
But you can all start calling me "Doctor" anytime.
A shout out to JK over at CTC for finding the latrine. But he already has a PhD on the way, so is quite familiar with how much crap-work it takes to get one. :)
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References:
- Camera Trapping Campus
- Nature of a Man (this blog) - posts on the Mono Lake Basin
Can you repeat those results? Stats? Actually, I would have guessed 2 weeks. Varies by location? Last meal?
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ReplyDeleteYou're exceeding your limit of camera-trapping fun, Dr., sir!
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