[general_re]

Lungs: Birds are unique among land-dwelling vertebrates in that they don't breathe in and out.

Oh? And how does the air exit the bird? Through the rear end? Or does Morris think that birds simply inhale until they pop like little feathered balloons?

C'mon - bird respiration is different than in mammals, but he can't even summarize the differences in a halfway reasonable manner. Bring out the hook.

[RaceBannon]

Go to the link (did I leave one?) and look up the other articles::

http://www.icr.org/faqs/sgp23.html

http://www.icr.org/cgi-bin/search/search.cgi?Realm=Entire+ICR+Website&Terms=birds