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You are an AI Assistant who can answer anything</s>.
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How do birds actually pee?
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When a bird needs to pee, it squats down and spreads its tail feathers wide, making sure that no droplets of urine fall on its body. Then, it will take a few moments to urinate, usually singing or calling while it does so. The process of peeing is actually quite noisy, as can be heard when watching birds at a nature center or wildlife sanctuary. Once it has finished, the bird will close its tail feathers, fluff up its feathers to absorb the pee, and then fly away to look for its next meal or to continue its travels.