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Does the hen feed the baby turkey's?
No, hens do not typically feed baby turkeys. Turkeys have specific nutritional needs and usually receive specialized feed to ensure proper growth and development.
Why do baby chicken stay away from mature ones?
The other chickens peck the babies, especially if they are not their own.They can and will kill them.
Are turkey dangerous birds?
Depends on what you define dangerous. They don't kill humans but rarely kill other turkeys. But they can hurt you and peck if that's what you meant by "dangerous" -Janelle 12-20-2010
Will baby chicks bite you?
They might peck at your fingers, but it doesn't hurt. They don't technically bite, they peck.
What bird kills inferior flock members that are physically inferior or different?
Turkeys will peck to death members of the flock that are physically inferior or different.
Why does your chicken hurt your turkey?
Chickens carry certain bacteria that can be fatal to turkeys so the two should never be housed together. Other than that, some birds are just more aggressive than others and will bully where they can. Chickens are also attracted to peck at the color red, so if they see an injury they might be drawn to peck at it.
Are chickens carnivore's or herbivore's?
they are both no kidding. in the summer if they are in a pen and not getting enough greens they will peck at eachothers butts. my chickens do so we have to give them enough greens in the summertime.
How do turkeys fight each other?
Wild turkeys eat insects and other small animals, so they are predators, in a sense, but they become the prey of other birds, reptiles or mammals. Wild turkey eggs and poult are threatened by several predator species including snakes.
Can 10 days old baby robin survive?
No put it back the mom will peck you.
Do woodpeckers peck things that are not wood?
Just peck it to get to the insects inside the wood.
What is bigger peck or pint?
Peck is bigger
What baby chicks do that ends with tch?
The behavior you are referring to is called "pecking." Baby chicks use their beaks to peck at objects in their environment as a way to explore and learn about their surroundings. Pecking also helps them to communicate with each other and establish a social hierarchy within the flock.
