How do you clone chickens to be hatched without beaks or talons?
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In a Gurunsi village, near Burkina Faso border with Ghana.
Question by RYAN B: How do you clone chickens to be hatched without beaks or talons?
Also, is it safe to feed the living chickens the ones that don’t make it? Good source of protein? Will the chickens still be delicious?
What do you think? Answer below!
3 Responses to How do you clone chickens to be hatched without beaks or talons?
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When the fertilized cell of the egg enters mitosis, you have to remove a part of the nucleus and infuse nuclei from a worm. Since worms are beakless and talonless, this will be most effective. I do believe they will be delicious, you should try them yourself. Send me some.
mirabelle
February 23, 2013 at 1:05 am
For the cloning part, it can be possible with a Bunch of money invested in to computers and works and stuff. The second question about chicken cannibalism, NO, THAT’S REALLY BAD!!! Just like feeding cows to other cows, or humans to other humans! It causes digestive problems, and other problems. Your mind is evil!
Zemushy
February 23, 2013 at 1:08 am
Chicken cannibalism? … That’s brutal.
Seriously though, that’s really fucked up. But the cloning is a good idea.
!brooke ♥'s mcr!
February 23, 2013 at 1:25 am