77K views · 932 reactions | Harvesting guano on this island in Peru is not a job everyone can handle. Watch full doc: https://aje.io/d3hjp | Al Jazeera English | Facebook

2.7K reactions · 368 shares | No traffic lights, no crowded beaches and no buildings higher than the tallest coconut tree. Discover the wonders of a little paradise! | Cook Islands | Facebook

46K views · 1.7K reactions | Seabird droppings, often called guano, are a rich source of nutrients, primarily nitrogen and phosphorus, that benefit both land and sea ecosystems. They were historically valuable as fertilizer, nicknamed "white gold". Guano can also play a role in helping tropical coral reefs recover from bleaching events…uploading of this video is made possible through Lightspeed Fiji Cloud Services via Starlink.. | Mika Loga Pikibull | Facebook