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Is this a chicken? I was told it was, but I am not sold on it.
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Is this a chicken? That’s the burning question on the mind of one American traveler who stumbled upon a mysterious pet bird while on holiday overseas. Despite the villagers’ insistence that this feathery creature is indeed a chicken—though communication barriers make it tricky to confirm—our intrepid explorer is not entirely convinced. With a heart full of love for her own backyard flock, she notes that this bird and its baby bear little resemblance to the clucking companions back home. And let’s be honest, with pregnancy brain and the sweltering heat playing tricks on her, it’s hard to trust her instincts. Join the conversation as we unravel the mystery of this feathered friend—could it be a chicken, or is it just a case of fowl misidentification?
| | I am an American overseas on holiday, found this pet bird which I am 99% sure is not a chicken. All of the villagers have told me it is a chicken (they don’t really speak English though). This bird and its baby looked nothing like my chickens I have at home 🥲 Edit: can I blame pregnancy brain and the heat here for ever questioning this [link] [comments] |
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