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Anonymous users2024-02-13When the hen lays eggs, she always clucks loudly, which is a sign of the hen's happiness. Because it is not easy for a hen to lay eggs, she has to lie in the nest for a long time before she can lay eggs. So when the hen lays the eggs, she feels very relaxed and cries happily.
After the hen rests, she slowly comes out of the nest. At this time, if you sprinkle a handful of rice on the hen. The hen will peck the rice out in one go.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12You are wrong, the hen crows only after the eggs are laid, not before the eggs are laid.
Mainly to remind other hens, which means that I have given birth again, there is a feeling of showing off, and it is not difficult to find that after laying eggs, the hens are pecking at the ground with their beaks on call, but they are not eating, but showing off. At the same time, it also sent a message to the roosters.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Why do hens cluck when they lay eggs? In fact, we all misunderstood, after the real knowledge hen lays eggs, love to cluck, is to remind the owner to accept eggs? After reading **, I suddenly realized why the hen clucked after laying eggs, and told the owner that the hen was excited and instinctive, and protected the eggs.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Summary. Kiss, the hen is always clucking and does not see the eggs, it is likely that the hen is not feeling well, it may be caused by the fire, or it may be because of the disease, so it will make a noise and not lay eggs.
Kiss, the hen is always clucking and not laying eggs is likely to be because the hen is uncomfortable, it may be caused by the reason of the fire, or it may be because of the disease, so it will be rented out and not laid eggs.
In addition, the hen should choose to feed some millet when the dry trace is not raised, or you can choose to feed some warmer food, you can also feed some more water, and you should feed stiff food without slipping.
Having bought chickens for a few days, suddenly he panicked and wondered what was going on with jumping out of the cage.
I was going to buy the killing food, but just now he screamed and wanted to fly out in a hurry, what is the situation?
Dear, he bought a chicken for a few days, and suddenly he panicked and wanted to jump out of the cage because he was frightened.
Kiss, just now he screamed and wanted to fly out in a hurry, probably because he was frightened before, and when he saw him killed, he was a little scared and kept flying.
What's the situation with the fright? It was fine the other day.
Could it be that he kept calling just now, I just said that I would kill him again, could he understand the panic?
Kiss, the fright is probably because the surrounding voices are relatively high, causing him to be afraid.
Kiss, yes, it's probably because I kept screaming, and I kept saying that I killed him, everything has a spirit, so I will feel scared.
It means that he lays an egg and wants to show off its achievements to people, so that everyone knows that it has worked hard.
Hens lay eggs like humans, there will be pain, although the wild eggs should be laid as much as possible, but the chicken clucks like a human midwife and then says to exert force, and then force, this way to make it regularly force, helps to speed up the egg laying process.
Because there are unfixed parts in the refrigerator, there is a noise when the refrigerator compressor is working.
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