Did you like it when these hens were sent to a slaughter house, when they were no longer profitable to your family? In a slaughter house they don’t sing, they are absolutely horrified, as we would be..The worst horrors are inflicted on them because people want what is theirs..Their eggs Their bodies Their life If you love or care about our animal friends, you would align your actions with your feelings and live Vegan Animals are not resources They are not experiments They are not entertainment or sport They are individuals, who want to live their lives without being used and abused, the way we do.

@@nasiatsekouras170 How do YOU know what my family did with our chickens!? And who the hell cares?🙄

@@nasiatsekouras170 vegetables have feelings too

@@nasiatsekouras170 you are an embarrassment to my people

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Chickens are amazing animals!

yea but their periods are delicious

makes sense they want a clutch of eggs, that's why there is a "favorite" nesting box. Baby chicks only form when a fluffy warm butt sits on them and an egg can only survive for 10 days without mammas butt heat clock is ticking come in here and lay some eggs BOCK BAH GOCKK

She gets black soldier fly larvae sprinkled with nutritional yeast everyday as a snack because she is spoiled rotten!

@@bertsmith5569 Great idea! I need to add nutritional yeast to my chickens treat regimen.

I appreciate people who take care of their animals so much. ☺️ ❤️

if only

fr, when those noises of her straining to push that shit out its totally me on the toilet

@@annatrip Or, “Buck buck, BUCK-AWK!😚🐔 (repeat x 10)

OMG I DIED LAUGHING DOING THIS. Half speed is funny too

Meshine gun chicken

LOL, the chicken morphed to an old rusty car, trying to start.

​​​@@thomashninan3825For a machine gun effect, play it on 3x. For a cat effect, play it on 7x. (Yes, I'm using KZfaq ReVanced.)

Chickens are so easy to take care of I recommend it if you are allowed. They come home at night during the dark and take care of themselves throughout the day. Just give them food water and shelter.

fresh eggs are completely odorless, I've smelled plenty. Chickens vagina "everts" past the vent during laying which blocks any fecal matter from contacting the egg, I also snort my chickens when I pick them up and give them smooches, the chickens don't smell like anything either.

⁠They smelled like eggs. Did out of curiosity when I was young upon seeing a hen laid an egg live once. Doesn't smell like chicken poop.

@@Juleszzzzz They come out very clean, hens even deposit a bloom on the eggs to protect them from germs. Its only when their keepers make them live in their own shit that chickens get dirty.

There is a Darwinian reason for it, if you're really interested.

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@@a.m.theshinyjohtohunter4287 They’re just announcing their handiwork was what I always thought. I left home as a young adult in 1977, so it’s been a long time since I’ve been around poultry. I’d love to have a big country property to keep some hens and a big garden, but not gonna happen now, at the age of 69.🫤

@@randywatts6969 I live on 0.3 acre high density residential area. Probably not allowed to keep chickens but I do it anyway. My two chickens are quiet most of the time. They're no more maintenance than a pet cat

chicken make sound when scared but no sound when sick or hurt. Sick/injured chicken is identified by being too quiet or inactive.

No one knows for sure what the egg song is for but the best theory is they are trying to be reunited with the flock since it takes around 40 minutes to lay an egg the flock probably wandered off without her.

@@bertsmith5569 Nope. Chickens want to lay their eggs in safe places. No place is safer than one where more eggs are laid - it lessens the potential for any individual egg being caught by someone who tries to eat it, and with more chickens laying in any spot, there's less likelyhood the nest is unattended for long periods of time. Egg songs are the hen's way of letting the rest of the flock know where she is, what she just did, and that's theis is a handy place to come lay their egg. In a well-balanced and social flock, many birds will take up the call, and the roosters will go check on her to make sure everything's okay.

@@goldengryphon Interesting theory that the chicken is broadcasting where the good nest is I didn't think of that one, however my chickens typically sing when they are all alone and stop singing the moment I personally escort them back together. They also sing like this when something scares them. Like I said there are a LOT of theories for the egg song including a hen screaming to the world she's ready to mate again :D

there is some pine needles in there but chickens who get ample calcium and vitamin D lay strong thick egg shells that can take a beating, unlike commercial layers who live in a cage and never see sunshine or eat bugs

Actually, the reason why hens do this isn’t really known. While it isn’t uncommon for hens to cry out in pain/strain during laying, that sounds decidedly different from the “egg song” which they sing after laying. The reasons why they do this aren’t clear, but the main theories are that: 1)-It is due to selective breeding of the hens that were noisiest after laying, which made it easier for people to collect the eggs before scavengers (or other hens) could get to them 2)-It is an attempt to distract potential predators and draw them away from the nest, which hens are often known to do Hope this helped clear things up!

@@JK-yt3dm you said that you didn’t know, so how can that clear things up? One thing missing is the compassion for the poor hens. I’m sure they sing after they’ve laid out of relief. If you had a rugby ball coming out your butt every day, I’m pretty sure you’d sing afterwards from relief too.

When the egg moves around inside her, I can see pain in her eyes because she winces and squints then breathes heavily. its really sad to know all her effort is pointless for her because she won't be having offspring.

She is a Buff Orpington

@@THEFIREBOY901 I was going to say Rhode Island Red, or Buff Orpington, but I see somebody said the latter

she's only around 6 months old now been laying for about a month

What a good girl

SMol dinosaurs can make many more of themselves. Eat the extra ones, but leave a few to keep making more.

@@goldengryphon yes, definitely. That premise was the very foundation of a short story I read once of an inventor Who managed to develop a small time gate thingy that didn’t really work very well and he couldn’t get it to stabilize but on one of the first tests a bunch of dinosaur eggs dropped through the gate and they made these cute little dinosaur chicken like things that tasted absolutely fantastic and they bred like rabbits. Revolutionized the food industry. “Dino-chickens” I believe they were called. (Not very original I’ll give you that) amusingly, The inventor didn’t really wanna have anything to do with the eggs or the Dino chickens it was just one of his young relatives that took over that and made a fortune while he sat and tinkered with his time thing never getting it able to work.

If these are dinosaur descendants, where are the missing links? It's almost like people who believe in the airy-fairy religion of evolution have to rely on their religious authorities to invent explanations for everything since they don't have any real evidence.

its the egg song. Mine don't always do it. It is also the song of when a chicken is scared of something.

@@bertsmith5569 Thanks. I didn't know that.

@@bertsmith5569 Scared chickens make different noises. Egg songs are pretty specific and sound pretty close to other hen's egg songs.

You're just terrible

What is that supposed to mean

I hate it because I fear for my neighbors sanity, that's why this chicken is in the bathroom to do her business today HAHA. Chickens can be quite loud.

@@cameroonkendrick6312 it’s because from about 50 or so feet away a chicken’s “AHHHH SHIT IM BEING ATTACKED!!! HEEELPP!!!” cackle can be virtually indistinguishable from the same routine “i just laid an egg” cackle, amongst other daily, mundane activities. It’s ridiculous, i know, that an alarm is used for ANYTHING OTHER than when they are being assaulted. So, when you have anywhere from between 20-70 chickens, hearing them cackle constantly can be very annoying. At least it was for me while i was growing up

Why?

​@@axonaxonaxonas roast chicken 😋because chicken are FOOD

@@thomashninan3825 not all the time

@@axonaxonaxon then every time 😊

@@thomashninan3825 this is obviously a pet chicken. So no. lol