High Five Facts - Chicken Choca Esos Cinco - Pollo

The video explores five fascinating facts about chickens, highlighting their intelligence, social behavior, vocal communication, vision, and wild ancestry. Chickens are smart, capable of understanding complex concepts and counting to five. They form strong social bonds, recognize up to 100 faces, and communicate through vocalizations. Chickens see in color and experience REM sleep, similar to humans. Historically, chickens lived in the wild, surviving predator attacks, and are closely related to the T-Rex.

What unique ability do chickens have that young children typically lack?

• Speaking multiple languages

• Flying long distances

• Solving complex mathematical problems

• Understanding that hidden objects still exist

How do mother hens react when their chicks are threatened?

• Their heart rate increases

• They sing a lullaby

• They ignore the threat

• They fly away

What special sound do male chickens make?

• A sound to warn of predators

• A sound to attract other males

• A sound to share food with females

• A sound to scare away humans

In what way are chickens similar to humans?

• They see the world in color

• They build complex structures

• They use tools

• They can fly

What is a surprising fact about the ancestry of chickens?

• They evolved from mammals

• They were once aquatic animals

• They originated from the Arctic

• They are related to the T-Rex