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What animal makes a cluck sound?
Chicken .
How do you describe the sound from a chicken early in the morning?
The sound from a chicken early in the morning is known as a crow. Roasters are the ones that are known to crow early in the morning.
What sound does a chicken make?
The answer to this question may vary depending on the language. The general answer would be a clucking sound (rather than "cluck cluck", the sound is closer to "buck buck".) Other chicken vocalizations can be found at the related question.
Can you say bawk?
It's a sound made by a chicken...........BAWK!
What does a chicken heart look like?
the chicken heart pomps the blood around the body
How do say chicken in hmong?
Qaib Pronounced "Qhi" with the I sound like the pronouciation from the aphabete "I". Not "e" sound like.
What does a chicken sound like in Japan?
tori is the japenese word for bird/chicken=]
What animal makes a cluck sound?
Chicken .
Can a chicken hear sound?
they can hear sound in ears
What does an orange sound like?
"Carrot" sounds like parrot and they're orange, on the other hand if you're saying it makes a sound like a parrot, you might be talking about a Macaw.
What is the name of the sound of chicken frying?
Sizzle
How do you describe the sound from a chicken early in the morning?
The sound from a chicken early in the morning is known as a crow. Roasters are the ones that are known to crow early in the morning.
Can you kill a chicken with a bb gun if you want to eat it?
Yes, it is possible but no very humane. The Chicken will suffer because the BB does not deform like a pellet and will cause the chicken great pain before it dies.
What are the words 'grilled chicken' when translated from English to Spanish?
pollo a la parrilla. The two L's in Spanish sound like a Y.
What words sound like oof?
Words like "whoop," "hoof," and "moof" sound similar to "oof."
What is the correct spelling for a chicken sound in Russian?
gotenta
What is the Sound produced by a baby chicken?
A "peep" or "chirp".
