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CrazyChickenGirl (call me Barnette) wrote: "Where does food first go in the digestive system after a chicken swallows it?"
😭THIS ISN'T FAIR
😭THIS ISN'T FAIR
Ella✨(booktrovert) wrote: "CrazyChickenGirl (call me Barnette) wrote: "Where does food first go in the digestive system after a chicken swallows it?"😭THIS ISN'T FAIR"
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CrazyChickenGirl (call me Barnette) wrote: "Where does food first go in the digestive system after a chicken swallows it?"its esophagus
Sai :) wrote: "CrazyChickenGirl (call me Barnette) wrote: "Where does food first go in the digestive system after a chicken swallows it?"its esophagus"
Yeah lol, and where after that?
Sai :) wrote: "the stomach? idk im just following human anatomy"Nope lol. Chicken anatomy is very different than humans'
Sai :) wrote: "intestines?"Nope! I'll tell you. When a chicken swallows its food, it moves down the esophagus into a pouch called the CROP. The crop is a pouch with tiny stones in it, and can be seen from the outside of a chicken, right under the chest feathers. The crop inflates and deflates depending on how much the chicken has eaten. There's a lot of health issues that can affect the crop, such as sour crop, impacted crop, and crop parasites.
hehe for me too...watch me take advantage of a dead chat and post my own triviasea cucumbers can eject what through their mouth or anus as a defense mechanism?
Sai :) wrote: "hehe for me too...watch me take advantage of a dead chat and post my own trivia
sea cucumbers can eject what through their mouth or anus as a defense mechanism?"
like, slimy stuff? (does it count if the answer is some sort of mucus?)
sea cucumbers can eject what through their mouth or anus as a defense mechanism?"
like, slimy stuff? (does it count if the answer is some sort of mucus?)
Brooke (The Beatles version-school hiatus for real)♡ wrote: "Is it urine or feces?"nope!
but there is a type of seabird whose chicks vomit on their attackers. since the vomit has grease, it would ruin the predator's feathers and could be potentially fatal bc of that
Sai :) wrote: "Brooke (The Beatles version-school hiatus for real)♡ wrote: "Is it urine or feces?"nope!
but there is a type of seabird whose chicks vomit on their attackers. since the vomit has grease, it woul..."
Wow that's quite interesting!
Brooke (The Beatles version-school hiatus for real)♡ wrote: "Umm... hmm how to put this delicately... is it reproduction fluid iykwim??"nopeee
Blood? Vomit? Intestines? Venom? I feel so dumb for not knowing this cause I wanna work with sea animals when I grow up 😭😭!
I wasn't seriously about that lol :) Was just trying to show how I'm desperately trying to get the answer.
oh gosh, I can't tell if i'm being disturbing and overthinking things, or i'm even more concerningly close.
omg you and pluto actually got it!it's internal organs, like instestines. the process is called evisceration. search it up :) its really cool. the organs grow back in a matter of days
DUDE WHAT. first of all that's really cool. second of all, I don't really want that in my search history but... third of all, where did you learn this? fourth of all, what allows them to do that? is there a way for humans to do that?
sorry I have so many questions
sorry I have so many questions
um i just read it in a book or smth a few years ago...ive known this and many other cool (or weird, your preference) things for a long time. i'm not really sure what allows them to do that, from what i know they just expel it. it's harmless, they can regrow it in a matter of days. and i dont think humans can do that because unlike sea cucumbers, we can't naturally replace our vital internal organs (sadly)




