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I was reading a post on a bird forum earlier and someone mentioned that the chicks of gouldian finches benefit more with their parents than foster parents because they get the natural flora and fauna of the gut; however, another poster said that this wasn't as important in birds as they have a different system to animals. Anyway, pick that part to bits if you wish, but my actual query is: what is the flora and fauna of the gut?
That question applies to humans, animals, birds... whatever. I suppose I could've easily looked it up, but I'm sure the posters on here will give a more thorough response.
That question applies to humans, animals, birds... whatever. I suppose I could've easily looked it up, but I'm sure the posters on here will give a more thorough response.