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there are longer verifiable poops, but they backed a fake because it's the King's fake poop he was aggrandizing to deflect from accusations that he violently voided his bowels each and every single time he ate. a fact that has been well known and thoroughly observed for thousands of years at this point, despite consistent effort at denial on his part.
by creating this fake fossilized poop he casts doubt on whether he poops at all, as well as whether he is infact not in control of the process.
the same logic was behind his research into giving people upper neck and face flushing en masse through various methods, the distribution of leaded beans being one, in order to disguise another of his tells.
for sure for sure. man what a grunter
Coprolites are prized by paleontologists, as well as anthropologists and archaeologists, I'll have you know.
imagine if he never pooped
How do they even identify that thing? Sniff it?
Norse Viking grindset.