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To be fair, chickens can see and discriminate between insects before putting them in their mouths. Powdered insects preclude that. Likewise, cows would never e
by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
To be fair, chickens can see and discriminate between insects before putting them in their mouths. Powdered insects preclude that.
Likewise, cows would never eat a carcass cow, but as hamburger mixed with a lot of grass...
- ErroneousBosh 9mo ago> To be fair, chickens can see (insects) Yes, they do that > and discriminate between insects Yeah, they do not do that. They also eat mice, which I guess came as quite a surprise to the cat that was stalking the mouse, although not half as much as to the mouse.