Chickens are not born, they hatch from eggs.
The hen lays the egg and sits on it, keeping it warm, while the chick grows inside the shell. When it is big enough, it cracks the shell and emerges as a small chicken.
Chickens are born from eggs.
Chickens can live without their heads for up to two years. Chickens do not normally look like babies... they dont have feathers or wings. So therefor, chickens do not look like headless babies. No, obviously you are not a farm gal/boy. Yes they do, because if you stand it up on its legs and twist its wings round to the front
Unless the chickens are diseased, I don't see why not. Of course you are! There are very few chicken to human diseases that could harm either you or your unborn child. Pregnant farm wives still did much of the work on home farms and having a child did not stop that work. Gathering eggs was one of the least dangerous tasks.
No, chickens are not mammals. To be a mammal, a vertebrate must produce milk for its offspring. Chickens do not. Chickens are birds. They have feathers and reproduce by a hard shelled egg. A mammal is an animal that gives live birth (except for marsupials and monotremes), has hair on it's body and feeds its babies with milk.
Chickens are chickens because god made them.
In general terms, "chicken" can refer to both adult chickens and young chicks. However, in more specific usage, the term "chicken" typically refers to adult birds, while "chicks" specifically refer to young, recently hatched birds.
yes they can
Some do...
Chickens can live without their heads for up to two years. Chickens do not normally look like babies... they dont have feathers or wings. So therefor, chickens do not look like headless babies. No, obviously you are not a farm gal/boy. Yes they do, because if you stand it up on its legs and twist its wings round to the front
Yes. The rooster fertilizes the egg.
oh yeah i have experienced it
They eat lots of chickens when they are going to have babies, because the chickens makes up 50% of the baby tiger.
Were ther chickens? If yes, than they did because chickens and roosters have babies so for a chicken to be born a rooster must be present.
The babies have something called an egg tooth on their beaks. They use it to brake out of their shells.
No. A female yabby needs a male yabby to breed.
Baby chickens are called chicks. Young males are cockerels. Young females are pullets. Adult males are roosters. Adult females are hens.
Unless the chickens are diseased, I don't see why not. Of course you are! There are very few chicken to human diseases that could harm either you or your unborn child. Pregnant farm wives still did much of the work on home farms and having a child did not stop that work. Gathering eggs was one of the least dangerous tasks.
The other chickens peck the babies, especially if they are not their own.They can and will kill them.