Chickens in Trees
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Chickens in Trees
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#2The whole world is full of interesting things to see, new things to learn, if we just look.
Humans are gifted at ignoring the miracles that are happening right in front of them, everyday.
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#3The whole world is full of interesting things to see, new things to learn, if we just look. Humans are gifted at ignoring the miracles that are happening right in front of them, everyday.
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#4I don’t think there’s an XKCD for this, but there is a Sesame Street:
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#5Chickens can also swim
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#6Fascinating. The massive variance in the percentage of chickens that prefer roosting off the ground is interesting. I wonder what environmental pressures drives this decision.
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#7Don't miss the ending!
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#8The whole world is full of interesting things to see, new things to learn, if we just look. Humans are gifted at ignoring the miracles that are happening right in front of them, everyday.
The world is indeed teeming with wonders and taking the time to notice them can bring joy and fulfillment in some ways.
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#9Chickens can also swim
Chickens are amazing creatures
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#10Well... of course. Those are jungle animals.
Chickens roost in trees instinctively. Is a relatively safe place for those races that still can fly. Bantams either do it or look for a dense spiny shrub. Industrial races lack the confidence and are too heavy to jump safely without fracturing their hips.