Where are chickens manufactured?

Answer 1

All chickens come from a small village called Oviduct.
Very very young chickens are called Ovum and they hang about in the far north end of the village. This neighborhood of the village is called Follicle. Once per day, a small rupture happens in follicle and a tiny ovum slips through. Sometimes, but not often, more than one ova falls through but usually they are alone except that all ovum are accompanied by a tiny germinal disc. The hapless ovum fall into the ovarian pocket and are quickly captured by the infundibulum. This is a funnel-shaped structure at the top of the oviduct that captures a mature ovum shortly after ovulation. While in the infundibulum, the egg is fertilized if sperm is present and the first layer of albumen is deposited. The infundibulum is where the sperm hang out. Sperm don't live very long but they are very active in the infundibulum for their seven to fourteen day lifespan. If any sperm are hanging around when the ovum travel through they latch on to the germinal disc and go for the ride to the next neighborhood called the Magnum. The Magnum area is a glandular structure made up of layers of circular muscles that carry the ovum along. It also produces the majority of the albumen that surrounds the ovum, which by the way is now called a yolk.On its trip through the village of oviduct, the forming egg has to squeeze down the crowded street called Isthmus where membranes attach themselves to the yolk and albumen. Once the forming egg reaches the relative safety of the Uterus it can rest for up to twenty hours. In the uterus, the egg acquires salt and water before calcification occurs, forming the calcium carbonate shell. A shell is like a custom made suit of armour. This Armor will protect the forming chicken once the egg leaves the safety of the oviduct. After being fitted with this suit of armor, the egg makes a quick trip through the vagina and into the cloaca and out the vent. The journey is not finished yet, as former citizens of the village of Oviduct the forming chicken rallies with others in a new home called Nest for 21 days before invading the town of COOP.