Featherless chickens could be the future of mass poultry farming in warmer countries, says an Israeli geneticist who has created a bare-skinned "prototype".
The new chicken would be lower in calories, faster-growing, environmentally friendly, and more likely to survive in warmer conditions, claims Avigdor Cahaner of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He created his red-skinned chicken by selectively crossing a breed with a naturally bare neck with a regular broiler chicken.
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if at all you should be concerned of, it should be how it tastes, rightr?
dinosaur mandaya.. oru ponnu unna davadikkudhu. idhu theriyaama chicken pathi ezhudhariye..
anon, avanukku theriyum;)
anon, good news in a long while.
never mind, who would that be?
and citizens, netiquette #1: Please italiscise all non-english words. Before you know, people would assume na is an english word.
it is me!
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