Is there a chicken that has had its head cut off and lived for 18 months?

Mike, the headless chicken, lived in good health until his death in 1947. Scientists have studied how Mike was able to survive headless. Some scholars believe that . .

Although Mike's neck has been severed, most of one ear and brain stem are still attached, but this is only speculation and has not been confirmed.

Absolutely! So when you kill a chicken, you have to let the blood go first!

If you can't live, you will die if you don't have a head, and if you don't die, you won't be able to eat, you will definitely die.

The reason why this chicken can live so long is said to be because the angle at which the owner killed the chicken and dropped the knife was too special, resulting in the preservation of the part of the brain stem and cerebellum, so it only lived for 18 months.

I killed a rooster like this, first I let the blood go, and my eyes kept open, as if it was fine. Later, I cut off my head in a fit of anger, but I can still jump up, I'm stupid, why haven't I died?

It's amazing, maybe it's because the tendon hasn't broken yet, so it lasted for 18 months.

Because the chicken head is an independent body, otherwise it would not have survived for so long, after all, this is not realistic.

Chickens can't live after their heads are cut off, and they won't be alive for a second at most, because any animal that has its head cut off won't live, and will die instantly.

It can still live, but it can only live for less than three seconds, because the head of the chicken is an important part of maintaining its body functions.

I can live, maybe one to five minutes. Because I helped my mother kill chickens when I was in the country.

Although his head was cut off, a part of his brain was still preserved, and the core part of it was still preserved, and the chicken's recovery ability itself was relatively strong. That's why they can survive for 18 months.

This is the famous headless chicken Mike, in fact, the brain stem and hindbrain of this chicken are preserved, so this is also the key to survival, as long as you are careful not to block the esophagus, take good care of it, you can survive.

This chicken retains a part of the brain stem, which is this part of the brain stem, which manages the various reflexes of the body, which, together with the careful feeding of the owner, ensures adequate food.