Game Rooster laying an egg

[nicalandia]

Not really just a hen that went full rooster feathers

 

[LizzzyJo]

Amazing footage! Also - this is a ZW genetic female (like XX in humans) with a mutation for male feathering. The fact that it has the primary sex characteristic of egg laying shows this. The secondary sex characteristic of feathering is less important. Also, even if it was the chicken version of a human with hermaphroditism its female hormones would make its male reproduction partially formed and sterile.
So, Female.

—A science professor.

 

[HappyDuckie]

Wow! It's cool that you was able to get that on camera! It's rare, but some roosters do lay eggs.

Roosters cannot lay eggs. It’s a hen with male feathering, I believe.

 

[Molpet]

I had a br cockerel that when I processed him there was one testicle and an ovary. He was small, but otherwise looked like a cockerel.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Wow! It's cool that you was able to get that on camera! It's rare, but some roosters do lay eggs.

Roosters cannot lay eggs. Sometimes male colored hens will, but they are still hens. Roosters cannot lay eggs

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

No, they do not.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1267691/Gianni-gender-bending-rooster-starts-lay-eggs.html

 

[NatJ]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1267691/Gianni-gender-bending-rooster-starts-lay-eggs.html

And here's more information about that story:
http://anomalyinfo.com/Stories/2010-april-22-giannis-new-life

"Gianni the chicken, you see, started out as female"
"Much to the surprise of the hen's owners, Gianni started to crow at dawn, while still laying eggs and sitting on them, as the chicken developed male plummage, comb, and wattle."

So the one at the beginning of this thread, and the one in that article, are both cases of actual females that grew male-type feathers, so they looked like males (but they were able to lay eggs because they were really females.)

 

[sdm111]

Wow! It's cool that you was able to get that on camera! It's rare, but some roosters do lay eggs.

Which would those be?

 

[Molpet]

Just the ovary....not the rest of the 'plumbing'?

Not sure but I didn't see any plumbing for either.
I pulled the heart and gizzard out with most of the guts before I went looking for testicles. The ovary and testicle were both small. Testicle on my left and ovary in the middle.

 

[sdm111]

All I asked was where did the posters information come from. Don't say it if you can't back it up with actual facts
Asking for proof is not trying to argue
Or maybe it is here