What are the animal sources of vitamin C?
There are no known significant animal sources of vitamin C. Vitamin C, also known as ascorbic acid, is synthesized in the liver of most mammals, including humans, from glucose. However, some animals, such as monkeys, apes, guinea pigs, and bats, lack this ability and must obtain vitamin C from their diet.
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