A cockerel is a chicken. Chicken refers to the species, but a cockerel is a young male chicken. A rooster is a full grown male chicken. The pullet is a young female, and a hen is a full grown female. Hope this helps!
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A cockerel is a young male chicken, typically under a year old, while a rooster is a mature male chicken. The term "rooster" is commonly used to refer to any adult male chicken, while "cockerel" specifically refers to a young male chicken.
Hamel, Hansel, Bobel: those are nouns. A young, less than 1 year old male chicken is called a cockerel. That's a pronoun.
A young chicken is called a chick, a pullet (young hen), or a cockerel (young rooster).
Only roosters grow the spur. The spurs of a cockerel are used for defense against predators.
A male chicken is called a rooster or a cockerel.
A young male chicken is a cockerel. A young female chicken is a pullet.
A young male chicken is known as a cockerel. A fully grown, mature cockerel is known as a rooster.
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A young male chicken is known as a cockerel. A fully grown, mature cockerel is known as a rooster.
A cockerel is a rooster or male chicken. I don't think there are girl cockerels
A chick is a cockerel from the time it is born, if it is male. Male chicken under one year old - Cockerel Male chicken over one year old - Cock, or Rooster
A male chicken is called a rooster, or a cockerel.
They are usually called a cockerel.
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Pullet or cockerel, depending on the sex.
If it is under three months of age it is called a cockle if it is over three months of age it is a roosterA male chicken is called a rooster. And a female is called a hen. Hope this helped!