Chickens Every Day
Chickens' Journey from Ancient Times to Today
Could a simple rooster fight have inspired an ancient Greek army to victory? Hear how these feisty birds may have turned the tide of history, and discover how chickens, first domesticated from the red jungle fowl in India, became an integral part of human civilization. Join Gary Vallery from CENLA Backyard Chickens as he takes us on a historical journey, recounting tales that span from ancient battles to modern-day backyard coops.
In this episode of "Chickens Every Day," we unravel the incredible story of Gallus domesticus. Learn about the evolution and domestication of chickens over the millennia, their symbolic roles in religion, and their astonishing global proliferation. We'll also explore fascinating trivia, like the various names for chickens at different stages of life, and the remarkable breeding techniques that have made chickens the most studied animal on the planet. Whether you're a seasoned poultry keeper or just curious about these ubiquitous birds, there's something for everyone in this cluck-worthy discussion.
Could a simple rooster fight have inspired an ancient Greek army to victory? Hear how these feisty birds may have turned the tide of history, and discover how chickens, first domesticated from the red jungle fowl in India, became an integral part of human civilization. Join Gary Vallery from CENLA Backyard Chickens as he takes us on a historical journey, recounting tales that span from ancient battles to modern-day backyard coops.
In this episode of "Chickens Every Day," we unravel the incredible story of Gallus domesticus. Learn about the evolution and domestication of chickens over the millennia, their symbolic roles in religion, and their astonishing global proliferation. We'll also explore fascinating trivia, like the various names for chickens at different stages of life, and the remarkable breeding techniques that have made chickens the most studied animal on the planet. Whether you're a seasoned poultry keeper or just curious about these ubiquitous birds, there's something for everyone in this cluck-worthy discussion.