Cluckmazing Facts~ (A New Facts Daily)

[TheChiggens]

DAY 46 CLUCKMAZING FACT~ Chickens have pain receptors, enabling them to feel pain and distress. Just imagine their agony, then, when they endure mutilations such as having the ends of their sensitive beaks cut off with an infra-red laser – with no painkillers!!!

 

[MysteryChicken]

yes that was one of the Cluckmazing Facts/

Really? I didn't see that one. I watched a video about chickens a couple days ago that included the little factoid.

 

[TheChiggens]

Really? I didn't see that one. I watched a video about chickens a couple days ago that included the little factoid.

Day 10 CLUCKMAZING FACT~ Did you know an egg develops at 88 degrees F And is laid at 105 degrees??!!

 

[TheChiggens]

One of our very first facts!

 

[MysteryChicken]

Day 10 CLUCKMAZING FACT~ Did you know an egg develops at 88 degrees F And is laid at 105 degrees??!!

I see it now. Thanks.

 

[ValerieJ]

DAY 46 CLUCKMAZING FACT~ Chickens have pain receptors, enabling them to feel pain and distress. Just imagine their agony, then, when they endure mutilations such as having the ends of their sensitive beaks cut off with an infra-red laser – with no painkillers!!!

 

[SueT]

DAY 46 CLUCKMAZING FACT~ Chickens have pain receptors, enabling them to feel pain and distress. Just imagine their agony, then, when they endure mutilations such as having the ends of their sensitive beaks cut off with an infra-red laser – with no painkillers!!!

But, as we learned on Day 40, they have limited pain receptors in their feet, so they can tolerate freezing temps on their bare skin there.

 

[TheChiggens]

But, as we learned on Day 40, they have limited pain receptors in their feet, so they can tolerate freezing temps on their bare skin there.

That's right!
Nice job looking back, you detective.

 

[Papa John59]

I learned those facts here! Never to old to learn!

 

[TheChiggens]

DAY 47 CLUCKMAZING FACT~ YOU CAN’T JUST HAVE ONE Not only will you want more than one, but chickens are also social creatures and they need companions. You should never have just one bird. They need a flock to feel secure!