Where do dead birds go?

Question

It's not like we see them (or their bones) scattered on the streets?
p.s. the cats can't be THAT FAST at eating them; or can they??

Answer 1

KFC

Answer 2

I frequently see dead birds in streets, on sidewalks, etc. Usually, they can be found especially in areas (both urban and rural) where there are a lot of trees. Plus, they're bones are tiny and they probably get scattered and rot pretty quickly.

Answer 3

Birds, like many other creatures, will seek secluded, out-of-the way places when they're feeling sick. Sometimes, rest and seclusion help them heal. But if they die, very often they won't be found in their hideouts.

Of course, in nature, things work in a strange tandem. Predators, like cats and foxes, can usually seek out these hideouts for prey. And often, these predators will take the prey back to feed their young, which is why it's so rare to find the remains of dead birds."

Answer 4

Actually, an entire bird can be reiIncorporated into its environment within an hour. I've seen a dead bird in a parking lot and after only 40 minutes, when I came back to my car, it was gone.

Answer 5

Very good question

but yes maybe cats, and other animals, like insects, eat them, and I dont think there are too many birds dying everyday

Answer 6

Dinner

Answer 7

Straight Down.

Answer 8

Crows eat them too...and their bones are really small so they get scattered fast

Answer 9

A place called: "Fly by night Funerals for the Fatal Fowls"

Answer 10

After they been run over 100 times, I don't think you can see their bones.

Answer 11

they don't typically die in flight unless they break their necks running into windows or other birds eat them. They're around, other animals just get to the before you see them.