Breed Science-- making a new breed.

[JacinLarkwell]

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See it says that most male die. It could happen.

Wikipedia is not a source worth quoting. That's why you're not supposed to use it for homework. Not to mention when most is the word used, it's likely 95+ out of 100

 

[Mutchi]

Wikipedia is not a source worth quoting. That's why you're not supposed to use it for homework. Not to mention when most is the word used, it's likely 95+ out of 100

It doesn't say most...

 

[CrazyChicken Lady]

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See it says that most male die. It could happen.

Well yes I knew that. I’ve heard if people having duck/ chicken eggs but them never making it. And someone on BYC had a peacock/ chicken adult. But most eggs don’t make it much past early development and die because they don’t have the capacity to survive. And yeah Wikipedia doesn’t really know much about chickens

 

[Mutchi]

Well yes I knew that. I’ve heard if people having duck/ chicken eggs but them never making it. And someone on BYC had a peacock/ chicken adult. But most eggs don’t make it much past early development and die because they don’t have the capacity to survive. And yeah Wikipedia doesn’t really know much about chickens

Wow! Your right! Wikipedia knows nothing about chickens.

 

[Jory]

Not to mention that if the off spring do beat the odds and survive, they usually have short lives and are sterile.

 

[Mutchi]

Not to mention that if the off spring do beat the odds and survive, they usually have short lives and are sterile.

What does "sterile"mean?

 

[JacinLarkwell]

It doesn't say most...

No, you did

 

[JacinLarkwell]

What does "sterile"mean?

Can't reproduce. Just like most (like 99.999% of mules can't reproduce

 

[MysteryChicken]

Then how was a naked neck made? A turkey and a chicken perhaps?

They're descendants of the Madagascar Gamefowl.

 

[Mutchi]

No, you did

That's just the way I talk.