Holy Bat Droppings, Batman!

Here's some fun for your Friday: An Ohio entrepreneur is cashing in on bat droppings--and not just any bat droppings. His bat waste (or guano, if you want to be technically correct) comes from bats who hang in attics and bell towers in area churches. Customers pay $2 a pound to use it as fertilize, and some swear by it: "Those bats were sleeping through all that church singing and praying, and it's in their droppings," says a retailer who sells the bat waste.