A group of Millikin University students informed the community about colon cancer in a unique way -- with a 40-foot long display of a colon. If you have walked into the Hickory Point Mall over the ...

FORSYTH - They went to Hickory Point Mall expecting to find a new pair of shoes, an outfit or even a soft pretzel snack, but what area shoppers got Thursday was an experience of a different kind. Set ...

ExplorationWorks is offering the chance to take a sight-seeing trip through a “colossal colon” this weekend while soaking up some potentially life-saving information. The traveling Colossal Colon ...

So there I was, on hands and knees, crawling through a 40-foot-long, four-foot-high, human colon. It wasn't a real colon, of course. No human has a colon that size, except maybe Marlon Brando, and I'm ...

Forty feet long, four feet high, with a porcine pink exterior and a blood-red hollowed interior, and featuring a gaping portal at either end, the snakelike whateveritis on first appearance looks like ...

So there I was, on hands and knees, crawling through a 40-foot-long, 4-foot-high human colon. It wasn't a real colon, of course. No human has a colon that size, except maybe Marlon Brando, and I'm ...

The 40-foot colon replica visiting Davenport this week may disgust some visitors, but creator Molly McMaster said that's OK. "The Colossal Colon is really funny," she said. "It gets people talking, ...

So there I was, on hands and knees, crawling through a 40-foot long, four-foot-high, human colon. It wasn't a real colon, of course. No human has a colon that size, except maybe Marlon Brando, and I'm ...

Sometimes it takes a giant traveling colon to save a life. At least that's what the sponsors of "Coco the Colossal Colon" say. Yes, the fabricated, crawl-through, 40-foot-long replica of a human colon ...

I crawled through the Colossal Colon at the Sioux City Convention Center Thursday night and, I gotta say, it wasn't as bad as I was expecting. When you think about a trip through the colon, you wonder ...

In 1960, we 7th grade science students at South Scranton Junior High School eagerly anticipated a field trip to the Franklin Institute in Philly. The Institute offered a journey through the human ...