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What has a gizzard?

Updated: 10/9/2023
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The gizzard is the second part of the owl stomach used to MASH nutrients, separating the bones and fur of the pellets.

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Birds need a gizzard because it's a part of there stomach

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a lot of birds have gizzards owls have gizzards

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yes

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