If you have a rooster in your flock, it will defend the hens and itself using spurs, claws, and beak to scare off its attacker. If you only have hens, they will either fight with beak and claws or run for shelter beneath a nearby bush or tree, or flee to the chicken coop.
Lions do not have predators except for other lions and human beings. They protect themselves from humans by hiding and running when they see us. They protect themselves from other lions by either doing the same thing, or by fighting the other lions.
Retreat to the mountains and camouflage themselves when the British attack.
Chickens will naturally go home to roost about half an hour before dark. If you leave a light on in the coop they will wander in and settle down all by themselves. All you need to do is go in after dark and lock them down for the night. Time means nothing to the hens, its all about the ability to see and as dusk approaches they seek shelter.
Yes At least make sure they have access to it. The chickens will go to the coop about dusk as they do not wander about after dark. The coop is their "safe" place.
A chicken cage is typically called a chicken coop or chicken pen, where chickens are housed and kept safe from predators. It provides shelter, nesting boxes, and a space for chickens to roam and lay eggs.
themselves (:
Chickens eat people and also eat themselves =)
Don't feed your chickens picked grass! Because they are not picking it themselves, they will over-fill on it and their crops could possibly get impacted. Allow your chickens to eat grass by themselves.
Domestic ferrets do not kill chickens. Any kind of weasels in the wild would prey on chickens. Keep them in a pen.
Yes put the chickens inside an enclosed area that the hawk cant penetrate.
They protect themselves by squirting ink.
Citizens protect themselves with police departments. Nations protect themselves with a military.
it depends if you keep them in a safe environment free range chickens tend to meet predators sometimes but since they have been outside in the wild most free range chickens will protect themselves home raised chickens tend to be on a hawk's menu.because the chickens have a limited area to run away they die easily. to protect the backyard chickens watch them and if a cat or hawk comes scare it away (when your chickens chirp a lot and are running/predators are around),or put them in a large enclosure with a net ceiling that way hawks can catch them,also baby chickens should be in a chicken cage/house they tend to die more then adult chickens(every ting to them is new) (watch younger chickens/prime target) (adult chickens need safety too even though they are more experienced)
they use their sting tail to protect themselves
how do lionfish protect themselves
Barnacles protect themselves by sticking to something sturdy.
no, they protect themselves XD I have to laugh at that, but it is true they protect themselves.