That said, mice and such do apparently dribble urine all the time, and they do have bladders. And as some birds of prey can see the urine, by virtue of being able to see.. UV, I think it is, it can lead a predator right to them.
correct arch, the UV light reflected from urine allows kestrels to narrow their search from high up 100+ feet, they look for bright UV patches then look for movement which is when they then drop lower, 10-20 feet looking for further movemnet and then home in and wallop. The vole and mice use the urine for scent marking on trails so they can return home.
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