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Insects are also recyclers, decomposing plant matter and animal dung and contributing to the organic content of soils.

To confirm that bees collected poop, the researchers gathered dung from chickens, water buffalos, pigs and cows.

The insects collected mouthfuls of dung and then made a beeline back to their hive.

Animals who have good vision can orient based on the polarization of sunlight, as some birds are thought to do, or based on the position of stars in the night sky, as in dung beetles.

By studying those bits of dung, he can find and follow an entire population of animals without ever seeing one individual.

Likewise, in the NFL, Tony Dungy became the first African-American head coach to win a Super Bowl in 2007.

Dungy later rejoined the team, at great personal distress, out of a sense of duty.

Later, as a head coach with Tampa Bay, and then the Indianapolis Colts, Dungy also cut a chaste figure.

And once Dungy reached out to Locksley, both scores were off the charts.

Locksley later said, “I see Coach Dungy being a guy with a wealth of experience and knowledge, not just in football, but in life.”

The animals rolled luxuriously in the brown, dungy mixture, and Genesmere made his coffee strong.

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On this page you'll find 114 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to dungy, such as: contaminated, crummy, disheveled, dusty, filthy, and greasy.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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