coprophagia

This behaviour is called coprophagia and is similar to that seen in rabbits.

He described the coprophagia scenes in Salò as a comment on the processed food industry.

"I've tried everything but coprophagia and necrophilia, and I like kissing best."

Fiorito first produced foot fetish videos but soon moved on to coprophagia.

This should not be confused with coprophagia.

A particularly unpleasant habit associated with food is that of coprophagia, or the eating of excrement.

From the psychiatry literature, coprophagia has been observed in a small number of patients with schizophrenia, depression, and pica.

In dogs, symptoms include weight loss, poor hair coat, flatulence, increased appetite, coprophagia, and diarrhea.

"The word you're looking for is coprophagia," Mr. Waters offers helpfully.

Dušan Makavejev's 1974 film Sweet Movie contains a long scene featuring coprophagia.

Depiction of coprophagia, bloodplay, and fisting.

Thomas Pynchon's award winning 1973 novel Gravity's Rainbow contains a very detailed scene of coprophagia.

Symptoms can include intense "hysteria" (including screaming and uncontrolled wild behavior), depression, coprophagia, and insensitivity to extreme cold.

For the shock value of sheer repugnance, I nominate Gregory Barsamian's "Coprophagia."

Other animals, such as rabbits and rodents, practise coprophagia behaviours - eating specialised faeces in order to re-digest food, especially in the case of roughage.

The amusingly titled "Mom Please Don't Listen" is basically a litany of coprophagia and gorey death.

Samuel R. Delany's novel Hogg, written in 1969, is also replete with detailed descriptions of erotic coprophagia.

Other work includes homoerotic and BDSM acts (including coprophagia), and classical nudes.

However, it can barely touch the perversities listed in the book, despite the (simulated) horrors that it shows (rape, coprophagia, and ritual mutilation, etc.).