Nancy the Screaming Chicken

Nancy is a very friendly, cuddly chicken who likes humans. Except for when she's busy laying an egg. :) (No animals were harmed in the making of this video... but one was slightly irratated)

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Pets & Animals

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• chicken
• hen

[KamikazeBeaver]

rape, rape, rape!

[kakureru]

WARNING! PROXIMITY ALERT!!

[iria123isacppenguin]

@IhoptimusLime That's not nice to say. The chickens I used to own were quite smart. They had an " I AM HUNGRY, GIVE ME FOOD!" song, one figured how to go over a fence 150 cm tall, they would "bruck" if you said their name, one didn't like their house and slept in the laundry room where it was warmer and they ate their eggs. (Cause they like eating eggs! ) I tried tricking them by giving them a egg shell. Didn't work.

But they were naughty not so average chickens. Good chickens don't do that.

[IhoptimusLime]

@frosthazard00 if you are against it then prove ur point why you are.. i like to hear your thoughts about chickens since i gave you mine :/

[frosthazard00]

@IhoptimusLime you are an idiot and you probably deserve to suffer for being such a pathetic excuse for a human. people who intentionally abuse animals are sickos, I hope people keep you away from their small children

[IhoptimusLime]

chickens make me want to punch them in the face! i mean look at them! so stupid looking and deserves to suffer... *bawwwwwwk!* stupid chicken never learn! *throws egg really hard at it*

[wa67jr]

@Aerodil If they are pulling out their feathers it usually implies that the bird is stressed. The stress could be related to a number of things like illness, living conditions, close proximity with other animals which they consider a threat or a could simply be a habit as you say but its rather unlikely as I've never heard of nor witnessed any such behaviour, its simply a matter of trial and error and pin pointing the issue... Good luck!

[Aerodil]

Your chicken is so pretty! I have a few Roadies, but they pull out their feathers. I have tried EVERYTHING to help them, but nothing seems to work! I was wondering if chickens learn to pull out their feathers if you remove the fluff off of them when they are chicks? I'm just wondering because I have a baby brother who did that (pulled out the fluff). Anyway, thanks for the help!

[svetlanalupesku]

lol...wtf?

[TwistedWalruse]

@therealweejesus Haha, you were raped.

[therealweejesus]

@TwistedWalruse Rape isn't funny when you have very bad PTSD from it since the age of 10.

[followmetotheriot]

She sounds a bit like a crow, I like her very cute!