Part of the reason that a chicken can live without its head has to do with its skeletal anatomy, according to Dr. Wayne J. Kuenzel, ... “The minute you separate the brain from the neck, just like in ...

Suddenly, his human calls his name, startling him and waking him up. That’s it for nap time, along with Carlos’ patience. And this chicken is not in a playing mood at all!

The well-known copperhead is often mistaken for lesser-known species of nonvenomous snakes. One common snake that is ...

Have you ever seen a human shish-kabobbed from head to toe? The girls on Showtime's thriller "Yellowjackets" sure have. ... If you think about it, consuming chicken wings is pretty darn gnarly.

Strangest fact: While humans using only 10 percent of their brains is a misconception, apparently chickens don’t need very much of theirs.In 1945, Lloyd Olsen picked out a chicken from his farm ...

A headless chicken may be a phrase used to describe someone behaving in a senseless manner, but an actual chicken running around without its head can leave people baffled. While many animals are ...

That’s one tough bird! A chicken miraculously survived a head-on collision with a Toyota Corolla that was going 70 mph – the car took the brunt of the damage.

BIZARRE photos of a chicken it is claimed survived without a head for more than a week have sent the internet into meltdown. The incredible bird was photographed in the Mueang Ratchaburi district o… ...

At the start of a new year, predictions are invariably made. “Pistachios are in, hazelnuts are out,” I hear on a podcast on the BBC, while assembling a simple tray bake for dinner.

By transplanting human embryonic cells onto chicken embryos, researchers at Rockefeller University in New York City have created a hybrid embryo that they say will bring insights into fetal ...

A headless chicken may be a phrase used to describe someone behaving in a senseless manner, but an actual chicken running around without its head can leave people baffled. While many animals are ...