a isotope makes a chicken brood, this is why radioactivity in chickens are always referred to as brood. for instance, when a chicken is injured or physically ill, it always has the same reaction rates in its configuration.
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A mother chicken is a HEN Also Known as a broody hen/hen with a brood.
The collective noun for chicken is a brood, a flock, or a peep.
You will say, I have a herd of cows and a flock or brood of chickens.
The noun brood is a collective noun for:a brood of Chess playersa brood of chickensa brood of chicksa brood of hensa brood of grousea brood of turkeysa brood of maresa brood of pheasantsa brood of termitesa brood of vipersa brood of jellyfish
She is broody. This is when a hen instinctively needs to collect and hatch a brood of chicks. If you don't wish her to brood eggs simply keep taking the eggs away and she will eventually leave the nest.
No, the collective nouns for crocodile are:a bask of crocodilesa congregation of crocodilesa float of crocodilesa nest of crocodilesThe collective noun 'brood' is used for:a brood of chicksa brood of chickensa brood of grousea brood of hensa brood of jellyfisha brood of pheasantsa brood of termitesa brood of trukeys
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Poultry is a word to cover any fowl. For instance, duck, chicken, and turkey are referred to as poultry.
It varies for each chicken. On average between 8 and 15 eggs will fit under a hen. Some hens go way overboard and gather 20 or more. I had a bantam Araucana try to hatch 23 at one time. She was not successful and only 5 directly under her made it to full hatch. There really is no set number, every brood hen makes that call as she collects. Many hens will not just use her own eggs, they will brood the eggs from any hen who lays in or near her nest.
A rooster will never brood the eggs, but he will defend his chicks. Although my rooster one time did brood when we first got him he stopped the next day, he only did it because the hen was already sitting on the eggs.
Brood hens do not actually "hold" their chicks but they do protect them under their wings. Chicks will hide under the momma's wings when frightened.
Its a ball of goo that over time it warms up by a chicken sitting on it and it makes a little chick whicht hachtes and makes a chicken !