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I don't think they're emotionless at all... I just think they are driven by instinct, and that all different animals have different instincts based on if they are prey, predator, bird, mammal, so on and so forth. Chickens definitely have emotion. There's a big difference between a content, happy chicken and a stressed/depressed one, IMO.Thanks everyone for your input! Im sticking to what I believe and you all can do the same obviously. Just as I "don't know" anything about their mental or emotional life neither does anyone else really. We can break it down to the fact that we are human and mammal and they are not so how can we relate or accurately measure anything they do. We only have our experiences with them. Just as I speculate that they mourn, however brief that mourning period may be, some of you speculate that they are emotionless. I have no desire to prove you wrong or change your mind. Just telling what I witnessed, as are you guys, and asking for advice. So I appreciate all your inputs and opinions thanks.