Freshwater fish dilute ammonia and excrete it in a watery urine.Both freshwater and saltwater fish get rid of ammonia through diffusion across the gills.Humans convert ammonia to urea and excrete it in the urine.Birds convert ammonia to uric acid and excrete it.Why is it important for birds to get rid of ammonia?

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Ammonia is toxic to birds and can cause damage to tissues and organs if not excreted properly. Uric acid is less toxic and less soluble in water, making it a better option for birds to excrete.

Freshwater Fish Dilute Ammonia and Excrete It in a Watery