a baby hen is kept under its mom for safety or its with its mom for all times until its old enough to be by itself..:)
they are called chicks
Actually, a hen's baby is a chick, but grows to be a chicken. A baby horse or pony is called a FOAL, not a PONY. They are two very different things!
its not there own
Chickens are kept in coops.
No, mother hens do not feed their chicks. The mother hen calls her chicks and encourages them to peck food up off the ground in the same way that she does.
a young hen
they are called chicks
Chick.
A chick.
A chick
Actually, a hen's baby is a chick, but grows to be a chicken. A baby horse or pony is called a FOAL, not a PONY. They are two very different things!
its not there own
Yes.
Yes.
If the baby is not kept safe the baby will die
The mother hen usually covers all her eggs to make sure that they are kept at the correct temperature for hatching and uses its beak to turn the egg over .
When an egg is fertilized, and it is incubated (whether by the hen sitting on it, or being kept in a warm box or special chamber), the baby chicken grows inside the shell, and when it is all grown as far as it can grow in the shell, it breaks the shell from the inside, with its beak, and thus, it hatches.