Chicken

Chicken skin consists of a thick dermis (inner) layer and a thin epidermis (outer) layer with a lipids content of about 45% (Cliché et al… Read More »What Are The Parts Of The Chicken Skin?

A 4-piece is 2 breast quarters (half breast with back and wing attached) and 2 leg quarters (drumstick, thigh and back, all attached). The tail… Read More »What Are The 8 Parts Of Chicken Describe Each?

Just like it sounds, the Chickenosaurus is a dinosaur that hatches from a chicken egg. Thanks to an ultra cheap, but super powerful, piece of… Read More »What Is A Chickenosaurus?

When speaking French you can offer the same sentiment by saying “when chickens have teeth,” meaning something that is never, ever going to happen. What… Read More »When Chickens Have Teeth Idiom Meaning?

Chickens don’t have or need teeth because their gizzard is a powerful muscle that contracts and ‘chews’ up food into tinier, manageable pieces. Nutrients are… Read More »Why Does Chicken Have No Teeth?

That’s right: In multiple tests of cognitive and behavioral sophistication, chickens outperform not just dogs and cats but four-year-old human children. What is smarter than… Read More »Is A Cat Smarter Than A Chicken?

A recent study has shown that chickens are intelligent and emotional animals, and are able to “demonstrate thinking skills on par with mammals and primates“.… Read More »Do Chickens Think?

Most of the water, therefore, which is excreted with the urine is reabsorbed in the cloaca. How do chickens excrete urine? Chickens and all poultry… Read More »Do Chickens Reabsorb Their Urine?

Chickens do not have a bladder, so urine from the kidneys moves into the cloaca and by the act of reverse peristalsis is transferred into… Read More »Why Do Chickens Drink Water But Don’T Pee?

Edible components Breast: These are white meat and are relatively dry. The breast has two segments which are sold together on bone-in breasts, but separated… Read More »What Parts Of A Chicken Are Used For Food?