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Enough airspeed?

I think you'll find birds don't pee -anytime.
Well, they sort of do, out the dookie-chute at least.
Birds excrete their nitrogenous wastes, derived mostly from the breakdown of proteins, in the form of uric acid rather than urea as mammals do. Unlike urea, uric acid is almost insoluble in water, and is excreted in the form of crystals that form a semisolid white paste.
That explains why they seem to 'poop' so frequently.
 
I had to look that up. I thought it was maybe a spelling varient of what I'd like to do to some airport security staff. :rolleyes:
I learn so much here! Really!

I used to think euthanasia referred to kids from the Far East. :rotfl:
 
You know, learning that the white goo was actually suspended crystals was a little more than I'd expected. I'm already anticipating the next time I notice it on my sleeve, or somewhere. I'll think, "wow, that's like God's version of an LCD."
 
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