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There are more chickens in the world than any other domesticated bird. More than one chicken for every human on the face of this earth.
A chicken can travel up to 14.5 km per hour.
The record for laying the most eggs is seven in one day.
The greatest number of yolks in one chicken egg is nine.
Alektorophobia is a fear of chickens.
Chickens and turkeys are known to cross-breed, these breeds are known as "Turkins".
In Gainesville, Georgia (USA) - the chicken capital of the world - it is illegal to eat chicken with a fork!
At the Canfield Fair in Ohio (USA), 72,000 people jived away in the largest Chicken Dance in the world, setting a Guinness World Record!
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