Why is the goiter well developed in granivorous birds, but poorly developed in insectivores?
| August 12, 2021 | education
The goiter in granivorous birds plays the role of a second stomach and partial digestion and grinding of hard seeds and fruits is carried out in it; for insectivorous birds, there is practically no need to additionally digest food, therefore their goiter is much smaller.
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