Chicken Planet - True Story Documentary Channel

[@MurrayJones-od2gd]

This is my favorite documentary of all time; it has the best information on chickens, and their origins that I’ve found this far!

[@mondraymondo]

im glad to have found another chicken documentary! love this!!

[@aloverfromwesternbreeze]

are you fan of these kind of documentaries?

[@valkyrie1066]

After the pandemic...where we starved in a concrete city....we moved to a rural area, bought chicks, and planted a garden. Never again. We forage and can. Not counting on "the system" again. If you buy a chicken, you have food tomorrow...and tomorrow's tomorrow. A good investment.

[@iberomagazine]

super video !! thanxs !!!

[@WendyGlabe]

I loved this documentary. IO have 7 chickens.

[@alfpacino1813]

Extraordinary. Thanks for sharing.

[@daniele.7523]

WOW, love this documentary!

[@mahtay2000]

5 continents? Which continent besides Antarctica doesn't have chickens? Scratched my head about that one! The rest was sublime

[@Maximus-g1c]

That is why I always watch KZbin for such interesting shows.

[@michaelamago4791]

i think Philippians had more deeper tradition in terms of cock fighting than Thailand. Although it is more brutal than Thailand but the culture lives majority in every provinces.

[@stephenking4170]

I am curious as to how the Brooklands rooftop garden ended up having a weed problem, especially grass. They had every opportunity to keep it weed free from the start. Any rare weed arrival by wind should have been jumped on and prevented from seeding.

[@ThirstyBacon]

sadly people are not that smart. Especially professors and whatnot. WE have devolved. Birds are descended from dinosaurs. They are smart and if given the brain power wd have would make good use of it.

[@ThirstyBacon]

also the grass might have be on purpose since they love it and it has lots of bugs. thats probably the only reason the little grey hen is still alive.

[@jackiesmith8279]

Adding another feeder and having feed out more often would reduce the bullying of Wiggy. There's no need for her to look and be treated so poorly, even without a roo.

[@loveyourlife7821]

You are perfectly correct! Giving them feed in different parts of the chicken yard is a good solution. I have two roosters, and nor them, nor the chickens are looking like that. When a chick looks like that, it is a clear sign that she has to be isolated from the rest so she can recover.

[@pcstar123]

If any animals can make a choice, they would never want this kind of success!

[@ThirstyBacon]

I can totally say yes. yes. I hate being human now even.

[@robertopena8645]

To me the most beautiful chickens are the American gamefowl wishing the breed there’s is lines and their color and plumage is unbelievable.peruvian and Spanish are also good looking birds

[@tawat652]

Nice documentary

[@ryu-ken]

Watching the chickens fight in slow motion is crazy. The dodging and attacks is reminds me of boxing

[@johngrant9452]

umm, whoever made the closed captions.. please explain what "forgin music" is?...

[@evieblessed]

Jesus, the hens in NYC, if a hen is being picked on so much she can't access food and is losing feather, ADD ANOTHER FEEDER OR TWO, it's not rocket science. Poor hens.

[@auxphoenix]

no, chickens at the bottom of the pecking order lose feathers from being pecked by the other chickens higher up, it's not from malnourishment

[@evieblessed]

@@auxphoenix , irrelevant. If she's losing feathers because she's being pecked then she doesn't have enough space to escape and cannot easily access food. Hens can lose feathers for a variety of reasons - malnourishment, moulting, mites, lice, stress or, as you say, being targeted heavily by the other hens. Whatever the cause, it needs to be addressed, that's good animal husbandry. I've been keeping hens for well over 25 years and in the veterinary industry since the 80s.

[@dirtiesttiger]

My hens dont get that aggressive with each around food maybe because i feed them GOOD lol 😂 (I love my fat babies)

[@tawat652]

I will subscribe this chanel, if there are more animal documentary.

[@ThirstyBacon]

my gosh that hen or rooster at 19:48 had me rollin. If pink was a chicken she would be that chicken. Anyone know the breed? I would love to add at least 4 to my flock. They are just impeccable.

[@j0505galvez]

That's a damn dinosaur 😂😂😂

[@peaceofmyhearthomestead4611]

the audio on this is so low that even on 30 on my stereo i can’t hear it

[@jennyfury4674]

25:31 how do you say that breed in English?

[@YOUDONTEVENKNOW-r4i]

"Remember Nobody Creates Anything Out Nothing 😐"

[@evancoker194]

Always was curious about their origins.

[@Freedom4NME2025]

I'm no expert but I'm guessing jungle cockerells have shorter crows so they don't alert predators. Domesticated cocks don't need to worry about predators as much 🤔🤷‍♂🙂

[@valkyrie1066]

I'm watching this WITH my chickens. These spoilt creatures prefer air conditioning and fleecy blankets. See, THIS is where you came from! Oh, great....one of them just crowed. 😟 Another one down. See, this is WHY sex links were created. Mine are all heritage breeds, so.......spin the wheel of gender......

[@johnmarctabanao121]

21:47

[@sammyssandwich]

chicken

[@DisasterxUs]

18:18 bruh

[@onyourbike_ldn]

This channel along with absolute documentaries is 1000000% government - we ain’t stupid.

[@nurmohsin7614]

What did chickens do to the government?

[@rudiellen]

​@@nurmohsin7614 you need a few brain cells to understand government over reach

[@dogrudiyosun]

You are 100% a trumptard

[@kimberlynparsons7709]

Could you elaborate? I'm not seeing that. The government doesn't want us to be independent and have our own livestock. Look what they are saying about avian flu...they want us to cull our flocks. Just want to know if I'm missing something here.

[@kimberlynparsons7709]

​@@rudiellenI thought this was a pro chicken documentary. What am I missing?