Tuesday, 1 December 2020

chickens 3.0 ( against )

against Battery Chickens produce a lot of cheap and affordable food in large quantities which assist with feeding our population It's easier to look after chickens who can't run away

Wednesday, 18 November 2020

Chickens 2.0

Chickens are cool pets because Its absolutely tragic you peoples cant see how truely amazing chickens are Now is the time humans see how awsome chickens are as pets Chickens can tell the differences between more than 100 faces of their own species. When you look at a chicken in a pen of many more of the same breed, the same feathers and faces can you tell who is who? Chickens can. Your common farm bird can tell whos who from more than a hundred faces. This bird has been known from scientist to have amazing memories they can remember up to the moment they are hatched to the moment they die. You may have heard of a peaking order? A peeking order is when a flock of birds or in this case chickens form a social order each indervitual chicken has her or his role or label in his or her a peeking order the peeking order refurs to a chickens domonce in their flock its pretty cool right? This formonome is a natural instinct formed by chickens scientist have been researching chickens complex social structure for many years its quite fasicateing

Tuesday, 10 November 2020

chickens

Chickens are cool pets because... Chickens can tell the differences between more than 100 faces of their own species. When you look at a chicken in a pen of many more of the same breed, the same feathers and faces can you tell who is who? Chickens can. Your common farm bird can tell whos who from more than a hundred faces. This bird has been known from scientist to have amazing memories they can remember up to the moment they are hatched to the moment they die.

Thursday, 17 September 2020

Porcupines

This is the information I found out about Porcupines when we were reading the novel Hatchet, about a boy, Brian who has to survive in the Canadian wilderness. I hope you learn something new.

Friday, 7 August 2020