How does a male chicken make baby chickens with a female?

Answer 1

the female inverts her cloaca (the common junction of the reproductive and digestive systems) which comes in contact with the male's inverted cloaca and receives the sperm. The cloaca is then drawn back into the hen's body and the sperm are captured. They then begin the journey up the length of the reproductive system.

Answer 2

The process of chicken mating is the following:

• Rooster spies hen, grabs neck feathers and forces hen's head down.
• Rooster mounts hen's back.
• Rooster tilts hen forward so her tail comes up
• Rooster places his tail under the hen's so the cloaca meet.
• "Cloacal kiss" occurs
• During the kiss the papilla on the back of rooster's cloaca squirts his sperm into the hen's vagina.
• Sperm travel up vagina into uterus and oviduct.
• Internal fertilization (sperm meets egg) takes place.

Answer 3

Yes, of course they do. Mating is the way all creatures ensure the continuation of the species. Chickens do a courtship dance like many other birds. The male will dip his wings and move around the female, if she is receptive to his dance she will lower herself to the ground and the rooster will stand on her back. Mating is achieved when both male and female cloaca's touch and a transfer of a sperm sac is passed from the male into the female. One mating can supply enough sperm for about 10 days ovulation by the hen.

Answer 4

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