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🐔This is a collaboration with PETA. Chickens. They are everywhere. Their meteoric rise in number over time makes them 70% of all birds alive right now on Earth, 23 billion or so, all born for their meat, or the eggs they produce.
Together with turkeys, they are 99% of all land animals slaughtered for food in the United States.
55 billion are killed worldwide yearly.
5,400,000 every hour.
1,500 every second.
So, what prompted humans to produce and kill so many chickens? Did you know they are a lot smarter than we think and have the ability to dream like humans? Do you know how the chickens we consume are raised and treated?
Time is over for egg-scuses. The truth is no yolk; let’s find out now.
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[@Neloish]

My chickens are happy and healthy. I have a small flock of 6 birds and they live like rock stars.

[@tofuchicken2]

I raise chickens at home. I would rather get my eggs from my happy, well fed chickens than from the chicken equivalent of a concerntration camp.

[@Wijnholds74]

Same here. I have six chickens that will live a long and happy life.

[@micahortiz8115]

I own some chickens but I would never do some evil crap like that. In fact, I give away eggs for free I have never got a penny for a single egg.

[@quintoneversull4219]

Well my birds are hatched on farm. Feed locally. Are provided 9 archers of ground to run around on. Our roosters are used as food and not waisted. We use their bones for bone broth. Then they are ground up and used as fertilizer for our garden. They are put down as humanly as possible. Most of our hens die from predation or natural causes.We also use all of the manure they provide to create hot and cold composting piles. All birds have their own nesting box that they are free to use. Their chicken tractors are moved around the field and the birds are let out to free roam. We have one stationary coop for older birds but they are also allowed to free roam. They are provided fresh food and water everyday twice. I feel this is the most ethical way to raise birds. It doesn’t take up anymore space that a large ware house. If they are integrated into a complete regenerative farm system they are one of the key pillars of that system for nitrogen fixation. They are also excellent at pest control and excellent at light aeration to the soil. If your going to buy chicken. Buy it from a producer who cares about the animal.

[@D4n21]

I think I just found my new favorite upcoming science channel. You're going to blow up!!

[@BeautifulScience]

Hey! Thanks for the nice comment, let's hope so. What topics would you like to see more of by the way?

[@brothertaro2008]

Great and informative video! Thanks for getting the word out there, Beautiful Science. :-)

[@adammonks591]

Actually the best way to avoid this sort of harm is to start raising your own chickens for eggs and meat. The video was pretty good until you made it purely ideological towards the end.

[@faustinuskaryadi6610]

Yes, this video seems like made by vegan supporters.

[@tofuchicken2]

I raise chickens at home. I would rather get my eggs from my happy, well fed chickens than from the chicken equivalent of a concerntration camp.

[@Corpsegrinderr]

ideologies aside, the narrator repeats himself rather obviously all the time, presumably to stretch for time. it's cheap and not very good

[@iweirjkdkfmk]

What exactly "ideology" changes on fact that they are being raised in pain and suffering in horrible conditions and at the end brutally killed? This video shows raw information how chicken works in general and real truth about their life. You just don't want to see the truth, because it's delicious

[@MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou]

That is impractical for most people. Most people don't live on a farm and don't have the time to raise their own chickens.

[@duxae1617]

watched this while eating chicken

[@julianna9854]

Mostly accurate, but it's also obvious that no one who made this video has ever owned chickens. I found many flaws, but it's still interesting and informative. On top of that, most people watching this probably don't really care about the perfect facts anyway.

[@batatah]

"The truth is no yoke." I see what you did there..!

[@BeautifulScience]

Trying my best to lighten it up a bit even if it is a serious topic ha. any other good chicken jokes?

[@batatah]

@@BeautifulScience That's eggactly what one should do! Always try to break the ice.

[@abeke5523]

@@BeautifulScience also "time is over for eggs-cuses"

[@VeganV5912]

Beautiful Science . That is absolutely awful !!! I am vegan for 5 years ✅❤️😬💪. No murder. Thank you 😊✅. I’m going to use this KZbin information. ✅❤️👏👏👏👏👏👏... “ kzbin.info/www/bejne/qouQZ6V8erJlpZY 55 billion animals killed every year 🔴⛓😈🔪 You pay for torture ? Who is the psychopath ? 🧟‍♂️💩🦠🍖🔴🐷⛓😈🔪? Or vegans ✅❤️😬💪, (no murder) ? You don’t do it with your cute little dog 🐶, or a parakeet 🤗🦜. But you pay for someone else to do that work, like a hitman🧟‍♂️🦠💩🍖🔴🐷🔫😈🔪. Change as a person. No guilt, and win situation ✅🌎. Delicious vegan food, from KZbin. ✅❤️🍠🍅🥝🥑🍆🥦🥬🍏🍊🍓🍄🥜🍵☕️🌾🌿🌮🌯🍜🍲🍝🍛..... No Holocaust !!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXO2lWljr69sq5I “

[@nicholasjay3932]

This turned dark relatively quick, but still glad I watched it. Will support local people now even more than I already do.

[@Sophieknowssometimes3]

Its the truth

[@NairobyMS]

I don't usually comment on videos, mostly because i'm tired of debating. But I just wanted to let you know that right here you have a supporter, that like you, knows killing animals is wrong. And there are millions of us all around the world, and we are making a change! Keep up the good work!

[@BeautifulScience]

Hey! Thanks for the nice comment, and yes it can be quite tiring. I think most people are unaware and sometimes ignorant to how the chicken breast or big pack of eggs they buy actually get there. It is so easily done and I too myself used to pick up meat and eggs without a second thought. I hope some people watching this will learn about this process and at least start to make a few better choices, what do you think? Killing s wrong but playing god with animals and causing this level of suffering is just on another level. Lets get this video seen as much as poss! :)

[@extraextra8021]

Vasc0 MS Maybe we should just eat each other then

[@RandomScrolls]

I eat chicken and i am loving it

[@theotheseaeagle]

Yuiop Eggs ya know we can eat plants

[@wordswritteninred7171]

The first problem is your view of death. Keep buying the propaganda. They have just about gotten us right where they want us.

[@hassansyed3944]

This is a very informative video! Thanks for the knowledge!

[@BeautifulScience]

Thanks for the nice comment! Do you eat meat?

[@hassansyed3944]

@@BeautifulScience yes, but not frequently.

[@petarkolovrat7973]

Good work, you deserve more subscribers! :)

[@BeautifulScience]

Thanks Petar! What topics would you like to see more of?

[@bradlygomez02]

Mixing emotions in science haahahahaq

[@TravisGilbert]

Your videos are always a work of art! If my channel was collab worthy I would totally ask but until then keep it up guys!

[@BeautifulScience]

Hey! Thanks for the nice comment :). Just checked out your channel, nice info on the corona virus. Keep up the good work and lets stay in touch, a collab in the future would be ace!

[@TravisGilbert]

@@BeautifulScience thank you! That means a lot from you guys, yes let's definitely stay in touch

[@mikoske]

Good video. In Finland the chickens grow in cleaner environment because of strict antibiotic rules, usually antibiotics are not used, and hence the meat won't contain bacteria the same way. Also same thing with cows and pigs, mostly antibiotic free. Also the price is around quadruple for other countries. Not going to say the animals live happily ever after but could definitely be a lot worse.

[@BeautifulScience]

Interesting points and thoughts Mikko, thanks for sharing. What topics do you want to see animated next?

[@mikoske]

@@BeautifulScience I'm most interested in space topics, but many kind of science is good watch. One interesting and current topic would be, how the current crisis has affected nature. Did sudden loss of air travel and pollution cool the planet? How about the animals, dolphins in venice, welsh goats etc.

[@TheAdventuresOfJimiJaden]

Just seeing this actually traumatized me, despite being sponsored by PETA.

[@FingerBone24]

Every one of my 8 chickens know me as I go to them every day.

[@BeautifulScience]

That's lovely, do you have names for them all?

[@FingerBone24]

Yes, would u like to hear them?

[@octavia3519]

Thanks for being so informative. Such a lovely voice.

[@BeautifulScience]

Thanks for the comment, where do you stand on it, meat or no meat?

[@octavia3519]

@@BeautifulScience Born and raised vegetarian, turned vegan now though. So always no meat.

[@zzak4719]

dear chicken, THANK YOU for your sacrifice 🥺

[@batatah]

I see you chose to remove the "shaky outline". What made you do that change?

[@BeautifulScience]

To be honest, it takes about 5x more rendering time to render and I was against the clock ha. What do you prefer by the way?

[@batatah]

@@BeautifulScience The "shaky outline" definitely added some "hand drawing" feeling to it, which is always great to have. But, for such a small detail that would cost x5 the time. I would say keep the static one unless you have a lot of time.

[@srjdog]

I raise my own chickens and they’ve got it good. They’re my pets and I treat them extremely well. Fresh vegetables and truly free ranging all day.

[@kawakiuzumaki3623]

I'll get the seasoning

[@jetter2-andy-539]

Wow! Very well put. If humans stuck to eating what they need to eat to survive rather that what they want to eat, we wouldn’t need to create these over size chickens. Going vegan and vegetarian may help, but cutting down the amount we all eat will allow chickens to simply be chickens! KFC is one of the worst reasons for this as well as all the I only eat “protein” people! Well done beautiful science! Very informative! 👍🏻 🤓 😎

[@BeautifulScience]

For sure, lets at least look at producing chickens that have a relatively good life and work on it from there, including hopefully cutting down on the amount of meat we eat. Thanks Andy Pandy, and remember 'life is good'.

[@TheAdventuresOfJimiJaden]

@@BeautifulScience you think the market chicken raising is bad. Check out how KFC does their BS.

[@user-bw8dy8gj8y]

this went from informative to idiocy in a heart beat!

[@songoftheblackunicorn666]

The only other thing I would comment on this video is that alot of chickens do in fact fly. Not as well as some birds but decently well.

[@parthabiswas7399]

Very Informative & Useful To Many 👌 👍

[@PawsAnimations]

I was watching this with my baby chicken pet she's so cute rn :3

[@glxyfruze9401]

don't play with food

[@theotheseaeagle]

@@glxyfruze9401 stop being such a downer

[@glxyfruze9401]

@@theotheseaeagle joke softboy

[@theotheseaeagle]

@@glxyfruze9401 ok then but it’s not much of a joke if it’s not even funny

[@Naima1071]

Thank you for the amazing depiction of a chickens life. I went vegan 5 years ago for these very reasons. Started eating fish again unfortunately but still dairy free. A compassionate world would not allow for cruelty to exist. I pray we can love all beings with a full heart ❤️

[@glxyfruze9401]

Animal explotations like these are needed for the human survival

[@theotheseaeagle]

@@glxyfruze9401 no they aren’t

[@liaminston2716]

How long do you have to be a vegan before you have to tell the whole world?

[@Slate56]

Hmmmmm........... when in the supermarket buying food, I don't even think where anything comes from. If I did, I'd probably come home with nothing, and then die from starvation. It's a 'me or them' situation. BUT, I don't like the idea of any animals, fish, birds etc, being mistreated just so I can have an egg butty.

[@BeautifulScience]

I think most people don't! I was the same but the more I looked into it the more freaked out I was at the process to get it there. But making better choices like getting eggs from a source that is a lot more responsible (maybe a local farmer, where they just have a few chickens) would make that egg butty that bit better knowing they are not coming from battery farms at least :). Did you like the Chicken of tomorrow section by the way?

[@Slate56]

@@BeautifulScience I'll tell you next Tuesday.

[@BeautifulScience]

:). The egg butty of Next Tuesday!

[@BeautifulScience]

🐓 or 🥑? What do you prefer?

[@BirdWitch]

🍓🍒🍉🍑🥭🍍🍌🌶️🍅🍇🍐🍏🍈🍋🥕🌽🥒🥑🍆 not a 🥓🥩🍗🍖🍗

[@alan._.sais_hi9242]

🥓🥩🍗🍖🍗 meat eater

[@BirdWitch]

@@alan._.sais_hi9242 :""(

[@alan._.sais_hi9242]

@@BirdWitch ok karen i didn't ask

[@BeautifulScience]

Nom nom nom.

[@jackp.2807]

Great vid! Help the chickens!

[@BeautifulScience]

My man Jack, thanks for the support and comment!

[@bigpump2620]

We all gon die one day and nothing you can or cant eat wont change that...., fry that chicken up!

[@veryconfused9768]

Very well made video

[@moose_sauce2938]

So am I considered cruel for having chickens in my backyard? My two birds have 20 x 10 ft pen and get constant treats from the kitchen every day, am I cruel for raising terribly genetically modified birds?or am I doing them a favor by giving a couple birds a happy life?

[@bigsprucerabbitry6238]

Factory farming is gross. We have a flock of heritage breeds for meat, eggs, and compost for our gardens. Chickens are one of the easiest farm animals to be kept in small holdings for beginners.

[@arbrilliant191]

This feels like someone mixed up bright side and kurzgesagt 💀💀💀💀💀

[@merlindekoe]

goddamn this was hard to watch. I already stopped eating meat a long time ago but i didn't know eating eggs also caused so much suffering. Do you think there's any way to be able to eat eggs without putting the chickens through so much?

[@othmane0313]

The only way to eat eggs without all that suffering is eating vegan eggs

[@merlindekoe]

@@othmane0313 🤔

[@BeautifulScience]

I used to think eating eggs was really ok, but the more I looked into it, these battery farmed egg laying chickens probably actually have a worse standard of life then the chickens killed for meat. I have stopped eating eggs since. But I am not sure how I feel about it if it was say a chicken in someones garden who has tons of space, and you just take the odd egg, how do you feel about that?

[@halopolicja3887]

Get ur own chickens for eggs

[@theotheseaeagle]

Beautiful Science chickens are good to have in gardens for eggs,pest control and weed control they also till the dirt and provide fertiliser for the soul. But they need to be cleaned out once a week so they are a long term commitment. Luckily in the UK there are people that rescue battery hens and give them away to people to go live a nicer life

[@electronic-dreams]

great vid

[@BeautifulScience]

Thanks! What topics would you like to see more on?

[@AhmedAhmed-hp1rl]

Thanks for the video, however I don’t buy the idea that cage free chicken/ home raised hens are not better than the caged ones!

[@somehuman1901]

As the saying goes everyone wants sausage but no one wants to know how it's made.

[@marvinp.morenomfbbchannel2288]

Varilera F:D is higher generic potential base on high select Breed

[@marvinp.morenomfbbchannel2288]

TBC1D7 TSHR-G7

[@blueinferno2135]

I have a question, what is the current solution to how chicken are killed? (Because I don’t like how they are killed, and think that they should be treated more humanely.)

[@erindaley8257]

I am already a vegetarian I’m just watching this video makes me don’t want to eat hotdogs anymore

[@edgregory1]

King Herod approves of this industry.

[@jonthgrutz7011]

What's wrong with selective breeding more food for more people ?

[@bowietrim7]

you just explained who came first. the god damn chicken birth

[@carolinejones9465]

Very interesting Chris and also very sad 😢 makes me want to go vegan 🌱 poor chickens 🐔 🐣

[@BeautifulScience]

Indeed, it is one thing to eat them after a nice life but this is too much, the meat and eggs we eat are having the worst lives so it in no way justifies eating them!

[@link3453]

We are reverting the chicken to its dinousaur state. They now getting bigger and lose the ability to fly. Basically this is the comeback of raptors.

[@cobwebbylolly8763]

Yum yum 🍗🍗 🐔

[@frankd5119]

Backyard chickens are growing in popularity. While we have the genetic changes from years of selective breeding we treat them very humanly. My hens are my pets (I have vet bills to prove it). Yes they produce a lot of eggs. And when they’re done laying they get to live out their retirement years in a large yard and get treats everyday.

[@user-rz2pl9rr4w]

الدحيح 😂

[@vijayantonybabu9339]

We can think about this when human population comes down to 1/4 th of its current numbers.

[@kagisooscar7468]

How do the chicks eat without beaks?and what i know is that u cant sell meat with salmonella

[@oshaneb3176]

The applies to by product too

[@matty_mathics]

Still eating chicken 👏

[@songoftheblackunicorn666]

Yes I agree with that. If we all keep at least three or four companion chickens and raise meat birds in such a manner that their genetics are better and they have all of the greens and toys and dust bathing areas and meal worms and an appropriate to them diet and adequate air and sunshine like our heritage breed companion chickens who do end up laying more than the wild birds but they stop and rest when they need to such as the Americanas, the polish, the sultans, the silkies and other such companionable moderate egg laying breeds which at the very least have the most personable attitudes of the chicken world but some such as the Americanas are very very intelligent more so then even the average chicken.

[@Aeromach]

Is it true that chicken's genes was manipulated by adding pig's genome to produce more meat?

[@AustinAOkay]

They really yummy and have good eggs :)

[@angelabradburnyoung564]

They can't fly but they can jump

[@Cannibal_Actual]

Let’s be honest, it sucks but there would be tons more children starving if things like this didn’t happen. I’m a hunter and I eat about 200-300 lbs of all organic free range meat a year but our ecosystem could not support a majority hunter population. Additionally, there just isn’t enough land to support everyone raising there own food. So I truly believe that this is just a horrible reality that we will have to live with to survive with our current population.

[@ohthat1dude]

Great value kursegagt. Or however you spell it

[@MrJokaswild]

I'll have to remember all the wonderful farming and hard work we did while I'm eating my dino nuggies tonight. We're amazing.

[@amani8256]

أنا ببص على المصادر يا دحيح🤣

[@rsaunders57]

Hmm. At 10:25 "save chickens from cruel lives" seems incorrect. Perhaps you can save chickens from ever being hatched in the first place, but that's not the same as chickens having better lives.

[@BeautifulScience]

See your point! And noted. What did you think of the video?

[@rsaunders57]

The premise of the video, that chickens are a major bird species, is only because they are a food source. One only has to compare wild turkey, which can fly, to food turkey to see this. If they aren't food, they will be rare, that's how domestication works. I don't see how this video could change any minds and get people to become vegetarians. The graphics were very good, as usual. Love the channel best when it's not as preachy.

[@BeautifulScience]

Sure appreciate your feedback and noted about going forwards. The aim is to get a debate going about how we treat animals and on such an unnecessary scale, which it seems to be doing but learning from all feedback is vital so thanks for contributing ✌️

[@horacthy8577]

Humans are indeed smarter than chickens

[@alvin4100]

I like Fried Chickens

[@godshandftwfr]

مين اللي جاي من قناة الدحيح 😂😂

[@Sonnylub345]

Hell no. I will eat chickens and other animals the way we are supposed to. I raise my own chickens for the eggs and meat. Nobody will tell me I cant

[@Osszetett]

Not eating meat will not help, it will just create more uneaten chicken meat in markets, to actually help, you need to join operations to rescue chickens from these enviroments or push for the fair chicken treatment law.

[@marvinp.morenomfbbchannel2288]

Thief Daizamos Breeding 7 Months

[@zezo2765]

انا في المصادر اهو يا دحيح😂😂

[@daedricdragon5976]

This was a beautifully educational video. Amazing job! Yet it was also incredibly sad :( I have an argument though. I always disagreed with the majority of vegans/vegetarians on the reasons to go vegan, as most of them go on such diets on the basis of "killing and torturing animals is bad". As if plants do not have life, as if vegetation does not possess soul. I have always been a pretty spiritual person, believing in such ideas, but the truth is, if we are going to go strictly by those rules, we will undoubtedly perish out of starvation. I think the solution lies somewhere else. If you carefully watch how people of the old times (not all of them, but a good portion of them) conducted their manner of interacting with the environment (some still do, particularly some native tribes, not only in america but the rest of the world as well), it becomes obvious that the solution is what appears to be a certain way of "natural moderation". "Respect the water!" We have heard from such people, when they go fishing. "You don't have to empty the damn pond! Just get what you need." It is the mindset that does not view hunting as a "sport", but as a way of becoming part of the environment, continuing the cycle of death and rebirth. When they go out and hunt an elk, they know what it means, they do not treat it as if it is a "game" of sorts, something recreational and fun. It is to them, a serious and unbelievably necessary part of life, a process that every being goes through. Eventually we too, become part of the plants' diet, and the animals'. Now, in today's world, it is not easy to live like this. For some it is possible, others however may not have access to nature on that level. And that is the part that boggles me the most. Anyways, sorry for the long comment.

[@BeautifulScience]

Hey, thanks for the comment, and some interesting points you make. I think the key thing I am taking from this is moderation and respect, which is what we are probably failing the chickens and nearly all other animals mass produced for meat right? Like you say, if it is a necessity for previous generations to hunt and kill for using the meat I can respect that, but not hunting for a picture with a dead body or just to shoot birds out the sky for fun. Same with meat, sure if we look at our diets, do we need to kill 10 chickens just for us to share some chicken wings? And do we then need to give them the worst lives possible for our end gain? If we at least moderated our meat intake, as we don't necessarily need or even halved it, would it help the situation you think?

[@daedricdragon5976]

@@BeautifulScience I think moderation is probably a rather practical solution (or at least one of the most practical ones in my opinion). I hate the "mass-consumption" trend that the world, particularly western countries, have fallen into for the last century or so. Because I do not believe that animals were killed and tortured like this back in the old days, for simply there were not so many people demanding meat. Although This is just my speculation and I haven't seen any data, I think that people in general did not consume meat back then or even if they did, it happened rarely. It probably was a luxurious way of living that only a certain minority could afford. It is because of us after all, it is the people. If I don't buy, or buy less at least, it matters. And if enough of us start doing it, it can make a difference, for what is demanded is delivered. But how do we actually make people not follow this mindless wave of overconsumption that leads to more delivery on the part of capitallistically oriented producers? Well, it's incredibly hard but that's where people like you come in. To help spread the awareness in the hope that perhaps someday, we will be able to open our eyes and see what we have done and are doing to the world, as one manifestation of our behaviour is the price that animals have to pay. I hope we realize what the correct way, the moral way, of living our short but consequential life is, and collectively decide to adhere to it :)

[@scaramouche2618]

Good video ❤ but I'm sorry I still need chicken breast, maybe if i get richer I'll stop wish me luck ❤

[@khaled-fu4ew]

You are good and ausune

[@warrengeorgeanthonychen9481]

Yo ANU and the crew are supposed to be poultry gods in other words like hawkgirl and the fennigarians and we kill 1500 chickens per second world wide right now, quoting what this dude just said, it seems people don't like them much chickens or their chicken gods, anyway just a thought. I'm gonna finish my bananas and chicken dinner with Milo on the side. What a combo huh

[@jakemoore7844]

I watched Mike Rowe from Dirty jobs sexing chickens from a long time ago and now knowing the next "missing" step was cutting off beaks of female chicks and grinding up the males just makes this cruel. I get that we have to feed a massive population but do you really have to treat the chickens that way? Leave it to Americans to mass produce livestock in the cruelest ways possible.

[@shreeyapawaskar3116]

I’m crying

[@RosieandBucatini]

very informative, but could i still raise my own chickens and not feed into the bad chicken factorys?

[@nunya___]

Hey, can you guys please turn the music down? I'm trying to learn stuff and I can't hear the teacher.

[@BeautifulScience]

Lol thanks for the feedback, did you enjoy the video?

[@dougdanciger9]

I can’t resist chicken it taste so good it just taste too good to give up please why can’t I give it up it’s too good even know vegans give it up they can’t give the taste up but I can’t go fishing reel of Chick-fil-A so much I love chickens. Don’t go to Chick-fil-A!🐘 I want to make a video about elephants? Of course you do

[@widibaka7058]

Chickens are nutricious

[@bambinazo123]

Can they use tools?

[@clayharris7740]

Hey did you know that chickens and other birds are related to dinosaurs

[@ChookFarmer]

I have 100 chickens. My chickens free range, and seem to love me when I go out to them. (I think it’s because they know I mean food). When I say free range, I mean proper free range, you can see my videos if you need prove. I disagree that free range are not better, and I believe it is silly to completely boy cott chickens. Do your research and find a good farm that treats there chickens right. If chickens were not eaten or used for eggs, then no one would have chickens, and chickens may not be around. There’s a fine line. Don’t buy caged, and do you research, and buy from a local farm.

[@Lucky4991]

I don’t necessarily think the answer is to go vegan, I think it’s to stop buying from commercial businesses! Factory farming is awful! But buying local is not! I grew up on a farm and raise animals for market and all of our animals that we ever processed had a wonderful life up until the point that it was ended...

[@horacthy8577]

Isn't chicken is abused as well in nature? They're prey

[@Orwellian-Purple-Grapes-1984]

Not always. Jungle fowl are predators of smaller animals such as mice & snakes. They are midrange in the food chain.

[@johnmichael5179]

So, lets all have our own chickens and slaughter them ourselves.

[@Kvasir-thewise1]

Anyone else tearing through a whole rotisserie chicken while watching this?

[@upyourarse1]

Good video….im off to kfc

[@Ishouldprobablyhidemynamelol]

Nahh not the PETA sponsor

[@pigeons2215]

Actually, the scientific name for a chicken is Gallus gallus domesticus. It is a subspecies of red junglefowl. But you need more views.

[@pigeons2215]

And i did not know they are modern dinosaurs!

[@GJunioTube]

There are more than one standard. When using only 2 words, it is right use the same name for wild and domestic animal.

[@Genarii]

Or you could raise your own chickens, eat the eggs, and use them for meat when the time comes. Then you'll know exactly how well they are treated. Funny that wasn't a suggestion of the video.

[@oralcunningham]

Chickens taste better if they are raised in uncomfortable conditions!

[@Shadowalker124]

lol ill still eat em

[@hirokeo]

I feel bad for the chicken but I'm guessing over 80% of people in the world are like me and don't care how animals that are raised for food are treated and will go back to their daily lives of not caring about the treatment of animals unless its their pets........

[@MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou]

If you feel bad for them, then shouldn't you care?

[@hirokeo]

@@MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou Yea for a moment, then I went on with my life.

[@angelabradburnyoung564]

The chickens are being abused by these cruel people

[@fai02]

After watching this emotional video (fake video) I have just ordered 2 grilled chicken. (If you have a issues with the chicken welfare , then change the way it is rise / handle)

[@deadcatreviewer]

chickens go into my stomach

[@BeautifulScience]

Hi Mr Yeast, thanks for the comment, would you consider cutting down a little bit and making sure you buy from sources that do not battery farm them?

[@deadcatreviewer]

@@BeautifulScience no i devour chicken while its still alive

[@BeautifulScience]

@@deadcatreviewer animal 🐧

[@deadcatreviewer]

@@BeautifulScience yes a penguin is a animal

[@BeautifulScience]

@@deadcatreviewer We can both agree on that.

[@khaled-fu4ew]

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