Yes. animals can get the same illnesses as humans although it is often a different strain or mutation of the disease. Take bird flu or swine flu as an example, it was the same virus but a different strain.
Chickens need food and water, shelter for protection from predators and weather, space to roam and forage, and healthcare to prevent and treat illnesses. Providing a balanced diet, a safe coop, adequate space for exercise, and regular health checks will help ensure their well-being and survival.
Chickens are chickens because god made them.
A common group name for chickens is a "flock." This term refers to a group of domesticated chickens that live together.
Yes, Frizzle bantam chickens are purebred chickens. They are a recognized breed that has a unique appearance due to their curled feathers.
No, it is not going be really to catch chickens.
Yes wolves can catch some illnesses like rabies
Yes, turkeys can and will often catch diseases from chickens. This is why it is advised to keep turkeys and chickens separate, this way the turkeys cannot catch the disease from the chickens.
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No, you cannot catch illnesses from cats and cats cannot catch our illnesses. They have a different immune system than we do. There are some illnesses that do cross the species barrier. They are called zoonoses. See Related links.
No. Turkeys and chickens can run fast with their wings spread open. People have caught turkeys and chickens doesn't mean it is going to be easy, it is not easy to catch turkeys and chickens.
Well, in reallife no one will say it is easy to catch chickens so the answer is no because chickens can really run with it's wing spread out and it makes it even more difficult to catch chickens. As you can see that chickens can fly a few feets high but for 13 seconds and fly fast so you can't catch it really easily.
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I am not sure but they can get fleas
Most chickens are difficult to catch in an open space. If you corner them, you'll have a 50/50 chance.
yes
Catch some chickens then throw them at people