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sleeping behavior

Alektorophobia keeps sleeping behavior in one place: one story so far. The section currently leads with “10 baby Buff Orpingtons playing fowl hide-and-seek in a 57-gallon bin”. Ten baby Buff Orpingtons playing fowl hide-and-seek in a 57-gallon bin sounds like the setup for a suspense thriller, if the thriller starred tiny, fluffy imposters. Chickens. Everything there is to know about chickens and the fear of them. The list below is every sleeping behavior story on Alektorophobia, newest first.

10 baby Buff Orpingtons playing fowl hide-and-seek in a 57-gallon bin
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10 baby Buff Orpingtons playing fowl hide-and-seek in a 57-gallon bin

Ten baby Buff Orpingtons playing fowl hide-and-seek in a 57-gallon bin sounds like the setup for a suspense thriller, if the thriller starred tiny, fluffy imposters. You've got seven snoozing away from the brooder like they're pulling a coordinated nap heist, and one each tucked into random back corners just to keep you guessing. Honestly, that's a cluck-tastic sign of confidence. They're comfortable enough to scatter, which means they're not panicked. I'd assume they'll be perfectly fine. Chickens are weird like that, they'll stress you out for no reason, then be totally fine. If you need a deeper dive into egg-citing mysteries, our piece on "That Mystery Egg Has Us Clucking" might help ease your mind.