Sewer.
Cloaca
At its rear end. The cloaca (from the Latin for drain) combines the ends of the intestinal and urinary tracts.
The chickens cloaca is a combination of rectum and genitalia. The cloaca is located just under the tail feathers of a chicken. Chickens do not have a urinary tract and uric acid (pee) is expelled along with fecal matter. Cloaca is the Latin word for drain.
The great sewer system of Rome, the Cloaca Maxima, was named after Cloacina who was a very ancient goddess of Rome who was originally the goddess of the stream called the Cloaca. The name Cloacina means "the Purifier."
Waste empties into the cloaca, which is a multi-functional opening in frogs used for excretion, reproduction, and digestion. From the cloaca, waste is expelled out of the frog's body through the vent.
No. Mammals do not have cloaca's.
Cloaca.
No ,male dogs do not possess cloaca but placental mammals have cloaca in their embryonic stage.
A cloaca is an opening in the posterior of an animal. It is used to eliminate body waste such as urine. An inverted cloaca means that the cloaca is turned inside and is not opening properly.
Yes. A cloaca is present in marsupials and monotremes, as well as in birds, amhibians and reptiles. Placental mammals do not have a cloaca.
If you mean the vent or the chickens cloaca where the egg comes out then you do not want to cure this. Moist cloaca is a sign of a healthy hen and it should always be "wet". A dry cloaca is a sure sign of either an old hen or a hen that is going to have problems laying eggs.
Cloaca is pronounced as kloh-AY-kuh.