Why do some animals eat pebbles and stones?
Birds do not have teeth to chew food, so some birds eat pebbles – but not for food and nutrition – they eat pebbles to help them digest food. The pebbles are stored in their gizzard, which is located under the stomach. All birds have a gizzard, but not all birds eat pebbles – for example, fruit-eating birds do not eat pebbles because fruit is soft and easily digested.
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