Which term describes regurgitated indigestible material?

• A. Pellets
• B. Feces
• C. Regurgitated indigestible material
• D. Droppings

Answer: (C)

Pellets are regurgitated masses of indigestible parts like bones, fur, and feathers that remain after a prey item is eaten. Birds of prey form these pellets in the stomach and then expel them through the mouth. This is different from feces or droppings, which are waste excreted via the cloaca. The pellets themselves are a standard term used in falconry to describe regurgitated indigestible material, making them the best fit for describing this concept.