Do chickens have large talons?
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Chickens have Talons to dig or scratch for food, but they don't have the same strong gripping talons that say, a hawk would have... Their talons work like hands to keep their balance..
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the large ones eat meat..like pieces of raw chicken and beef...the smaller ones just eat bugs the fly by and land on it
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Well, my answer is not as funny as the one above but...\n\nNO, They have large patches between their legs and on their bellies that are not striped
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Yes they can fly, their main flight muscle the pectoralis major is composed of white muscle tissue  this  type of muscle is used   for power and bursts of energy rather  than endurance, by comparison turkeys use their legs a lot and need endurance, so the type of muscle found in legs is composed of red muscle tissue which is made for endurance . For a bird that size they can take off pretty  fast but they usually don't fly to long, tough under certain circumstances they have been known to surprise people by flying over bodies of water. Weighing up to 15 kg (usually closer to 10 kg), the wild turkey is the heavy weigh champ of flighted birds.
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Because they are fowl
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Is it a guinea fowl? They are a little larger than chickens but smaller than turkeys. A white crest/spot on the head? A guinea fowl.
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something to do with big bird
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this is hard but here are my reasons and you can decide. the chicken has evolved from the tyranosaurus rex or TRex. but, remember that dinosaurs laid eggs. so it's your choice
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Because they have fur or feathers.
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Chicken are abused in cages and their feet break off.  I only eat free range Chickens.
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Never heard of a one-clawed dinosaur... one that has a single big claw is velociraptor. Don't know too much about the "hopping" part either, because dinosaurs have been extinct for millions of years and we can never know for sure.
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There were eggs long before chickens.\n\nDinosaurs laid eggs, for example, and birds evolved from dinosaurs.\n\nGuess what, a chicken is a bird.\n\nWhatever bird chickens evolved from laid eggs, so wherever you draw the line in the sand and say "here was the first chicken", well, that chicken had a mother who laid the egg.\n\nEggs came before chickens.
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Tough it depends on the specie, if you look at  great horned owls, tough they prefer prey arround the size of a squirrel or a rabit they have been known to prey on items as large as skunks, racoons, porcupines, cats and small dogs, so a fox ,especially a pup could fall into that size range. One thing for sure, if a fox were to approach a great-horned's nest / nestling the parents would not hesitate to attack / kill it, as they have been known to go after humans who dared approach the nest.
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The Talon Firm.  Talons are the claws of birds of prey.  They are persistent and always get what they want.
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They are constantly searching for a meal, I'm just guessing, buy I would say they are sniffing out their next meal. Do I want a worm or some of this corn mash over here. I would say when they are running they are not worried about food just getting away from what is after them, Especially the hens, How would you like to get pecked on the head by a rooster if you know what I mean. Good question though..
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none.  They are mollusks.  They do have those hard little beaks, but those are not bones any more than a bird's beak is a bone.
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Take him to your local brid bander...a professor of ornithology at your local college... he will blow on the feathers just above the anus in an upward direction, this patch of skin will have variations based on sex.  A female will have a more fatty patch of padding in this area.  A brood patch.