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Grit is important for birds because birds don't have teeth. They depend on the grinding action of the grit in their gizzards to break down their food so that they can digest it.

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12y ago

To crush grains with small grit stones because they have no teeth.

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7y ago

part of the bird's stomach for grinding food, usually with grit

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10y ago

Since birds do not have teeth, they ingest grit that remains in their

crop (a very muscular organ) to grind food down into smaller particles for

digestion.

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11y ago

It aids in the digestion of food

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