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the answer for this question is it can fly and use its beak to eat and if u hold a baby chicken wrong it will die
so thats all i can tell you
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Which part of the brain is for unconsciously controlling movement?
chicken.
What type of muscle is a chicken leg?
Cardiac muscle.
What are The two part of a chicken wing?
The joints of the chicken wing are antagonistic. This means that they use the opposing movement for mobility.
How is movement produced in a chicken's foot?
Movement in a chicken's foot is produced by the contraction and relaxation of muscles. These muscles are controlled by nerve impulses from the brain and spinal cord, which stimulate the specific muscles to contract or relax, enabling the chicken to move its foot and claws. The muscles work together to create various movements, allowing the chicken to walk, scratch, grasp objects, and perform other necessary functions.
Can you feel movement in a chicken egg before it hatches?
Yes you can, you can also hear peeping!
What is the movement associated with a strike slip fault?
chicken is very yummy so ya!
What effect did the movement of pioneers have on the American Indians already living on the frontier?
chicken butts
Who are the 2 main people of the christian movement?
Depends, for black people it's Jesus and fried chicken.
What is the movement of chicken called?
yes, chickens do strut! they wiggle their tail feathers aswell!
What type of tissue moves the chicken wing?
Skeletal muscle tissue moves the chicken wing. Skeletal muscles are attached to bones via tendons and contract to produce movement. In the case of the chicken wing, the skeletal muscle tissue in the wing is responsible for flapping and moving the wing.
What are 2 types of movement that occur when the wing is raised and lowered in flight?
The chicken extends and contracts in flight
What is chicken patella?
The chicken patella, also known as the kneecap, is a small, flat bone located in the knee joint of chickens. It serves to protect the knee joint and aids in the movement of the leg by providing leverage to the muscles that extend the leg. In culinary contexts, chicken patella is not commonly used or referenced, as it is typically not a notable part of the chicken for consumption.
