As there are more birds than humans,when they die,what happens to they're bodies?

Question

should be bloody feathers everywhere,but there aint.lol

Answer 1

KFC....KFC

Answer 2

In most cases, the body shrivels up, leaving a husk. The body will rot, too, though in most cases I've found, the body just mummifies. I believe it's due to the way birds are built, with their hollow bones and air sacs. Often animals get to the body before it can decompose, thus the meat, bones and feathers are eaten and strewn about, leaving little proof that the bird was there in the first place. Out of all the dead birds I've seen, only two were maggot infested and both of those had been buried.

Answer 3

They decompose, faster than humans becuaes they are smaller and seldom kept chilled, and are more exposed, if you are really asking what happens to the feathers, well, ever heard of someone finding maggots in a feather duvet or pillow? Ever picked up a feather when you were little and someone said, "It's dirty, put it down"? Feathers, and bones are treated before comericial use, but it's not allows been the case.

Answer 4

What a silly question, the birds family bury them in a nice little plot.
Honestly, this answers thing is just getting absurd

Answer 5

I presume you mean "their" bodies. You seem to have no shame, you are not in the least bit put out that your show of intelligence is on the line!
What do you think happens to the dead birds? Do you not think that nature's recycling kicks in?

Answer 6

All the neighborhood cats get together and have a feast.My cat will actually eat a whole bird..bones and all!

Answer 7

body gets eaten, rotts, goes in to the ground. of goes round and round and round my car tyre! ha

Answer 8

animals bring them off and nibble on them... a comedian made a really good point about that before!!

Answer 9

Haven't you looked inside your pillow.

Answer 10

where do you think all the crap comes from

Answer 11

my cat regurgatates it