Chickens do not need teeth. It is a muscular part of the stomach and uses grit small, hard particles of pebbles or sand to grind grains and fiber into smaller, more digestible, particles. From the gizzard, food passes into the small intestine
<span>The gizzard is why chickens do not need teeth. It is a muscular part of the stomach and uses grit (small, hard particles of pebbles or sand) to grind grains and fiber into smaller, more digestible, particles. From the gizzard, food passes into the small intestine, where nutrients are absorbed</span>
The secondary consumers will be able to survive, as well as decomposers, as they kill the primary consumers, which depends on the plants, and teaches them to their offspring
