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    Re: Myth: snakes can't release liquid aka "peeing"

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    Yeah, I understand they secrete their uric acid in urate solids and as such don't urinate (liquid with urea) in the traditional mammalian sense of the scientific

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    If we want to cherry pick the terminology and technicality. No snakes don't poop it and yes there is always liquid, its not 100% completely solid. However you guys pretty much say the same thing. I don't understand why a couple internet comments now make this a myth. They do what they do, its verifiable across the board if anyone want to look into it. However most people don't put a second thought toward what comes out of a snake, until they get one and a white mass comes out of them and they panic.

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