A Rhode Island Red is a strain of chicken. They are very good laying hens, so most industrial layer hens have some of their genetics.
In addition to this, many studies related to layer hens have been conducted using the Rhode Island Red hen. For example, studies in optimal egg shell thickness.
There have been concerns that the Rhode Island Red, originating from Rhode Island, is an inbred strain and hence may have genetic issues. This is usually only a problem for purebred hens, and not crossbred hens with only a little of their genetic influence.
I expect that you mean a "Rhode Island Red"? It is a type of Chicken.
The state bird of Rhode Island is the "Rhode Island Red" (a type of chicken).
I'm not sure that Rhode Island has a state animal; the only answer I got was the Quahog.Rhode Island does not have an Official State Animal, mammal or reptile. It does have an Official State Bird which is the Rhode Island Red Chicken, an Official State Fish which is the Striped Bass and an Official State Shell which is the Quahog.The Rhode Island Red chicken.
It has an Official Bird (Rhode Island Red Chicken), Official Fish (Striped Bass) and an Official Shell (Quahog) but it has no designated Official Animal.Rhode Island does not have an Official State Animal.
The fish commonly known as the "Striped Bass" (morone saxatilis) was designated as the official state fish on July 13, 2000.
The Rhode Island Red is a type of chicken. They are important because they are bred for both their eggs and meat.
Rhode Island's state mascot is the Red Rooster(Rhode Island Red).
The Rhode Island Red
It is a breed of chicken.
The Rhode Island Red can be found in a chicken coop.
It was called Rhode island red.
Rhode Island, hence the name Rhode Island Red.