For the most part, these are sedentary animals who live by ambush hunting, and unless they are on the search for a mate, or a new termite mound to live in, they don't get a lot of exercise. The ones we keep in captivity are even more inclined to hang out in small hides and don't do a lot of traveling. So, it stands to reason that when we get them out of their enclosures and get them moving, their whole system gets moving. Some of them do it more than others, but having them poop during handling is pretty common. Enjoy
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