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Five is the third prime number. Because it can be written as 221+1, five is classified as a Fermat prime. 5 is the third Sophie Germain prime, the first safe prime, the third Catalan number, and the third Mersenne prime exponent. Five is the first Wilson prime and the third factorial prime, also an alternating factorial. Five is the first good prime. It is an Eisenstein prime with no imaginary part and real part of the form 3n − 1. It is also the only number that is part of more than one pair of twin primes. Five is a congruent number. Five is conjectured to be the only odd untouchable number and if this is the case then five will be the only odd prime number that is not the base of an aliquot tree.
Also it is the number of days left until we hear those magic words from brother Dave. LETS RIDE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Also it is the number of days left until we hear those magic words from brother Dave. LETS RIDE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The white stuff in chicken feces is called URIC ACID.
Mammals like us produce waste ammonia but it is combined with carbon dioxide (CO2) and converted into urea. Humans dissolve urea in water making urine (pee).
Chickens do the process differently. They use less water and do not pee ,so they convert the ammonia into Uric acid and excrete it as a white paste or powder. Source (Answers.Com)
Or to Quote Ernest Tucker from the 1992 movie Pure Country "The funny thing about that little white speck on the top of chicken ****. That little white speck is chicken **** too."
Mammals like us produce waste ammonia but it is combined with carbon dioxide (CO2) and converted into urea. Humans dissolve urea in water making urine (pee).
Chickens do the process differently. They use less water and do not pee ,so they convert the ammonia into Uric acid and excrete it as a white paste or powder. Source (Answers.Com)
Or to Quote Ernest Tucker from the 1992 movie Pure Country "The funny thing about that little white speck on the top of chicken ****. That little white speck is chicken **** too."
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The white stuff in chicken feces is called URIC ACID.
Mammals like us produce waste ammonia but it is combined with carbon dioxide (CO2) and converted into urea. Humans dissolve urea in water making urine (pee).
Chickens do the process differently. They use less water and do not pee ,so they convert the ammonia into Uric acid and excrete it as a white paste or powder. Source (Answers.Com)
Or to Quote Ernest Tucker from the 1992 movie Pure Country "The funny thing about that little white speck on the top of chicken ****. That little white speck is chicken **** too."
Mammals like us produce waste ammonia but it is combined with carbon dioxide (CO2) and converted into urea. Humans dissolve urea in water making urine (pee).
Chickens do the process differently. They use less water and do not pee ,so they convert the ammonia into Uric acid and excrete it as a white paste or powder. Source (Answers.Com)
Or to Quote Ernest Tucker from the 1992 movie Pure Country "The funny thing about that little white speck on the top of chicken ****. That little white speck is chicken **** too."
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The white stuff in chicken feces is called URIC ACID.
Mammals like us produce waste ammonia but it is combined with carbon dioxide (CO2) and converted into urea. Humans dissolve urea in water making urine (pee).
Chickens do the process differently. They use less water and do not pee ,so they convert the ammonia into Uric acid and excrete it as a white paste or powder. Source (Answers.Com)
Or to Quote Ernest Tucker from the 1992 movie Pure Country "The funny thing about that little white speck on the top of chicken ****. That little white speck is chicken **** too."
Mammals like us produce waste ammonia but it is combined with carbon dioxide (CO2) and converted into urea. Humans dissolve urea in water making urine (pee).
Chickens do the process differently. They use less water and do not pee ,so they convert the ammonia into Uric acid and excrete it as a white paste or powder. Source (Answers.Com)
Or to Quote Ernest Tucker from the 1992 movie Pure Country "The funny thing about that little white speck on the top of chicken ****. That little white speck is chicken **** too."
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