The scientific name for a chicken feather is "plumage." Feathers are composed of beta-keratin, a protein that gives them strength and flexibility. Feathers serve various functions for chickens, such as insulation, waterproofing, and communication.

The scientific name for chicken is Gallus gallus domesticus.

the scientific name for hens egg is Gallus gallus domesticus. Gallus gallus is the wild form. The name Gallus domesticus is also used.

The scientific name for the foot of a chicken is "Tarsometatarsus." This anatomical structure is composed of fused bones that form part of the lower leg and foot in birds.

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Originally the wyandotte was known as the "American Seabright" or "Seabright Cochin" breed, the exact origin of the Wyandotte remains unknown. It is believed that the Silver Laced Wyandotte, which was the first Wyandotte variety accepted to the breed standard in 1883, originated in New York state. Experts believe that the original Wyandottes were bred by crossing Dark Brahmas with Spangled Hamburgs.

A broiler is not a species of animal. It is a category used by the meat industry to designate a certain group of breeds of chicken or turkey raised for its meat (as opposed to types of chickens raised for eggs). The scientific name of the domestic chicken is Gallus gallus domesticus. Domestic turkeys are usually Meleagris gallopavo but may be Meleagris ocellata in South America.

The scientific name of a broiler chicken is Gallus gallus domesticus.

A newborn turkey is called a poult.

A rooster does not fertilize an egg on its own. It requires mating with a hen to fertilize her eggs. Once mating occurs, the rooster's sperm can fertilize the hen's eggs immediately.

Humans do not have wings because we never evolved to have them. Our anatomy, physiology, and evolutionary history as a species do not include wings, as flight was not a necessary adaptation for our survival and development. Additionally, the energy and resources required for flight would have likely outweighed the benefits for early humans.

It is difficult to pinpoint an exact date, but archaeological evidence suggests that humans have been consuming chicken eggs for thousands of years. Ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians and Romans are known to have included eggs in their diets.

Brown eggs are not " stained" brown, they are naturally that colour. Egg shell colours depend on the type and colour of the chicken that laid the egg. White chickens will produce white eggs and brown chickens will lay brown eggs. It's due to the amount of melanin, similar to the difference in human skin colours.

The Aesop's fable that emphasizes the moral "Do Not Count Your Chickens Before They Are Hatched" is often associated with the story of "The Milkmaid and Her Pail." In this fable, a milkmaid daydreams about the riches she will acquire from the sale of milk but ends up losing everything when she becomes too consumed with her imagined fortunes.

Many farm children keep a pet chicken. Chickens respond to care and attention.

Keep in mind that a chicken is a bird and not always the brightest creature. A chicken will run to a familiar person, allow itself to be picked up and handled. It will respond to stroking/petting and eat from a recognized hand. An older hen will make clucking sounds of welcome to its "owner" and follow kids around.

Repetitive reward for such behavior is the key to taming a chicken. If a certain behavior results in food or positive action of some kind, a chicken will learn this. My hens learned that the slamming of the screen door in the afternoon means treats from the kitchen are forthcoming; and all run with wings flapping to a certain spot in the yard. They do not respond this way in the morning to the same sound. A chicken cannot be "house trained" or "paper trained" like a puppy or cat. They can be trained to come to a call.

The hens' eggs are sold to Mr. Whymper in Animal Farm to generate income for the farm and to show that the animals can engage in trade with the outside world. The pigs, who are in charge of running the farm, use the money from selling the eggs to buy supplies and items they need.

Silkie chickens are known for having a friendly and calm temperament, making them great pets for families or beginners. They are docile and enjoy being around people, making them easy to handle and interact with.

In the book "Hatchet" by Gary Paulsen, Brian finds the eggs first before the tornado happens. He discovers the eggs in the nest of a goose he had seen earlier flying over the lake. The tornado strikes shortly afterward, causing immense destruction to his surroundings.

The name "Chicken Little" is more commonly used in English-speaking countries, while "Chicken Licken" is an alternate name used in some regions like South Africa. Both names refer to the same character from the folk tale about a chicken who believes the sky is falling.

joey chestnut ate 182 chicken wings in 30 minutes (legend) for more eating records see the I.F.O.C.E website

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In Philadelphia, on Feb 3rd 2012, Takeru Kabayashi ate 337 chicken wings in 30 minutes. Joey Chestnut broke Takeru's record for eating hot dogs.

Newspaper can be used as bedding for chickens, but it is not as absorbent as other materials such as pine shavings or straw. It can become slick when wet, potentially leading to foot injuries for chickens. It is best to use newspaper in combination with other bedding materials for better absorbency and comfort for the chickens.

Chickens are not capable of sustained flight, so they cannot fly for long periods of time. They are capable of short bursts of flight to escape predators or reach a branch to roost, but they typically do not fly for more than a few seconds or a short distance.

A group of grouse is called a "pack".

"How the heck did she get up there??"

Of course this wouldn't count if the farmer had a house that was built into the side of a hill where a bovine could easily be grazing on his roof.