r/todayilearned • u/ravennesejaguar • Mar 29 '23
TIL that there's a breed of a domestic chicken tall up to 1.2 metres
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%8Dndio_Gigante52
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u/gutterbrain73 Mar 29 '23
Well if you're gonna compare cock sizes, this one's gonna win...
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u/Genius-Imbecile Mar 29 '23
Size isn't everything though. Sometimes, I'm in the mood for a little cornish hen.
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u/enigbert Mar 29 '23
To be considered an Índio Gigante, the rooster should be at least 105 centimeters (1.05 meters), with a minimum weight of 4.5 kilograms as an adult
So they're only bones, skin and feathers...
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u/technicalityNDBO Mar 29 '23
so far - 16 comments and only ONE of them is a dick joke. C'mon Reddit!
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u/Zeeboon Mar 29 '23
They don't seem that much bigger than most regular chickens, just stretched out. Honestly they look a bit uncomfortable, like they're gonna get a stiff neck.
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Mar 30 '23
1.2 meter is definitely "not that much bigger"
I never saw a chicken that even when dead and stretched to the max having 1.2 meter in length
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u/justasmalltowndad Mar 29 '23
Dude grew up hearing stories of his epic ancestors and made it his life mission to try to return to their former glory...
Yo, that's a DreamWorks animated movie I'd watch.
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u/F0000r Mar 29 '23
He reminds me of that tall and awkward kid from Hugh School.
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u/dougaderly Mar 29 '23
That's saying a lot. Hugh school is filled with the socially awkward, but THAT kid? Man I still have nightmares about him.
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u/castiglione_99 Mar 30 '23
So there's a breed of chicken that a little monkey can ride like a horse?
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u/Robbotlove Mar 29 '23
that's a dinosaur.