The vulture's stomach produces an acid so strong that it can digest bones.
Why it is true
The pH of a vulture's stomach reaches values close to zero, more acidic than a car battery. This environment destroys dangerous bacteria such as anthrax and salmonella, allowing the vulture to feed on decomposing carcasses without getting sick.
Source: Smithsonian
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