actually, human feces are brown and not white Go see a physician because white feces (pale stool) is typically a sign of disease. There are many causes but could be a result of liver disorder, pancreas disorder, biliary disorder, and/or other digestive problems.
No. It is more like the color of human feces and that of other mammals.
it can be if left for a long time but usually its just brown
Bird droppings are white because birds don't urinate. Instead they release uric acid in their feces.
My green anole's feces look brown at one end and some white. I got him of January '12 and ges pooped like that ever since.
It is uric acid. It is some what similar in composition to the urea in human urine.
They don't urinate. So all the urea (which would normally be in urine) is passed out at the same time as their faeces. Urea is white and their faeces is brown, which is why when you look at it, their droppings are white and brown.
Birds, unlike mammals, don't produce urine. Instead they excrete nitrogenous wastes in the form of uric acid, which emerges as a white paste.
To make chocolate chip cookies using brown sugar instead of white sugar, simply substitute an equal amount of brown sugar for the white sugar in the recipe. Brown sugar will give the cookies a richer flavor and a chewier texture.
Yes, you can use white sugar instead of brown sugar in this recipe, but keep in mind that the flavor and texture of the final dish may be slightly different.
The same as any other chicken breed. They have a cloaca (vent) which is a duel purpose orafice to expel both eggs and feces. Chickens do not urinate, they excrete uric acid along with the feces...which is why chicken feces is both brown and white.
Corn snake feces are typically brown or black in color, elongated, and have a soft consistency. The feces may contain undigested remnants of the snake's last meal, such as fur or bones, depending on what it ate. It should not be runny or overly smelly.
Nothing is added, brown pasta is made from wholemeal flour instead of the normal white flour.