The global poultry industry produced over one hundred tons of chicken meat last year. Along with that meat came a massive supply of feathers. At present, there is no widespread use for them.
The world eats a lot of chickens. And that means a lot of surplus feathers. Time for some upcycling. Rubber Chicken on April Fools? Scientist Turns Feathers Into Eco-Plastic Turning chicken ...
Molting is a completely natural process where chickens shed their old feathers to make room for fresh new ones. While it’s an essential part of their growth and health, it can be a bit ...
Pesto the king Penguin chick at SEA Life Melbourne Aquarium has begun molting his fluffy baby feathers, sporting what handlers have dubbed a "full body Mohawk." The young penguin has stunned the ...
The Nelsons and their two daughters hatch 2,000–3,000 chicks per year at their private Bellingham farm, where they also grow ...
Pesto, the viral King Penguin at Melbourne's Sea Life aquarium, is growing up. He is losing his fluffy appearance in a ...