Where would you find a bird's gizzard?

All birds have a gizzard.

Why do you care it is a Gizzard :) haha

No, because the gizzard is only in birds.

No , gizzard is present in birds and crocodiles .

That would be the gizzard.

That would be the gizzard! :)

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

humans dont have a gizzard because we are not birds and our stomach does all of the breaking down of the nutrients, we don't need a gizzard

That would be the gizzard. There is also the beak.

No, worms and birds are the only ones I know of. The gizzard and crop are connected to the stomach of them.

You would most likely find Campbells Watercress and Duck Gizzard Soup in China or Hong Kong.

No, because the gizzard is only in birds.

With their gizzard and beak.

Actually, sort of. See, emus are birds, and most birds have an organ called a gizzard. The function of the gizzard is the help grind up food. Only the very muscular structure of the gizzard isn't able to do this unassisted, so birds consume gravel and sand to help.

gizzard in the grasshopper

Yes It Is Really Large He Would Love U To Suck It Hardy So Come To Asia And Find And Suck On His GIZZARD!!!!

Yes, in birds it does break down the food

Birds have a crop and a gizzard, whereas pigs don't.

I have to guess what you mean. What has been removed to the gizzard depends on which direction you mean. On one side it is the intestines and on the other side it is the throat. Birds have no teeth. The gizzard is used by birds to grind the food they eat, much as our teeth do. Birds will ingest small stones and sand to do this. The gizzard is a muscular organ and as it contracts it grinds the food eaten with the stones and sand. The food then passes on to the stomach. The material in the gizzard is food that is in the process of being ground and small stones and sand.

Birds have a special organ on their esophagus called a gizzard. In this they store pebbles that they have swallowed and when food passes through they use the pebbles to grind it up. Birds don't have teeth so they don't chew with their mouths, they use the gizzard instead.

In most birds a gizzard is sort of a 'second' stomach. It grinds food and breaks it up by mechanical digestion before chemical digestion can start. Some birds eat stones or bits of bone or bark that can be found in the gizzard and help with breaking down the food theat they eat.

The mouth with teeth help to grind food into smaller pieces. This has a similar function to a bird's gizzard.

Birds do not have teeth. Their beak and gizzard perform the job of chewing

It aids in the digestion of food

Well, since earthworms dont have teeth the have this sack behind the mouth that squezes tightly then contracts over and over. Basicly it chews the food for the worm. Birds do it to but they also hold the chewed food in the gizzard for the baby birds