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- Documentary of The Natural History of Chickens
Initial release: September 2000
Director: Mark Lewis
Screenplay: Mark Lewis
Music composed by: Michael Muhlfriedel
Cast: Janet Bonney, Karin Estrada, Leslye Simak, John Kogge, More
Not even 10 minutes in and this women is giving CPR to a chicken, 10/10 documentary.
Natural History of the Chicken more like Dark and Heroic Stories of the Hens and Roosters.
I love chickens. This is hands down my favorite documentary EVER. Thank you for posting.
Mine too tho 🥺😍😅🐓
The rooster 🐓 story tho lol
This is a great documentary . It gives chickens , hens and roosters a place into our hearts . Some people see animals as unintelligent beings . It's just too sad that they live to become someone's meal all over the world . Let's thank Almighty God for such privilege . Great documentary !
God? Yeah... Thank a god for the work that humanity did. That makes total sense. Where are your priorities?
Sad? The Asian jungle fowl will never go extinct.
Almighty God is realyy very cruel
What glorious creatures they are! Liza, you are an inspiration, your story brought me to tears. Live long and happy brave girl!
I came here for entertainment and more knowledge on the history of chickens and left having immense respect for the bird. I have 9 chickens now, and one is a Silky, so I completely love the storytelling and the beautiful writing so much! Thank you.
I use to want a dog, but instead my family got chickens. Tbh I love my chickens just like someone who loves their dog. Chickens are so smart, funky, soft, funny, and just so flipping cute. (Each of 12 my chickens have unique personalities)
I own a rooster and I would not want to listen to 100 of them every day either. Love the movie!
Same here no more then 5 roosters at a time 1 to breed 3 to eat and 1 to replace the stud
"I can't believe I watched the whole thing"
For anyone that sees these replies, flixzone is a total scam. don't listen to those people
I can't believe I'm crying over a chicken I've never met .
🤣🤣🤣
Wat I’m gonna do right now
Thank you for uploading this movie, I watched this doc more than 10 yrs ago. The last story is a nice touch, glad I can watch it again, thank you~
That damn story at the end made me cry damn you chicken movie
Chicken
That story is what made me decide to get chickens as it reminded me when I was a kid and both my grandma and great aunt raised chickens and how I use to watch them for hours at a time when I'd visit. btw.... I named my first white chicken Liza like in that story. She's not a silky like in the story, she's an Araucana-Ameraucana ~aka~ Easter Egger. They lay large green shelled eggs
Great story
Crystal Universe same I had a waterfall
Never thought a chicken special would give me the feels
A suprising, compelling and unpretentious documentary. Luv it!
I remember seeing this as a kid, always glad tp track it down again
Chicken contributes so Much to the Economy and Women Empowerment
Can’t believe this was released in 2000.
That last story... Crying in the club rn
Same 😢
Top-notch documentary.
I used to watch this documentary on repeat on my 3ds when I was 8
Simply Amazing
Did not know that fighting roosters were still popular. How terribly annoying! Thank heavens the quiet ppl won! That is just a head splitting sound. WHAT. Are the stacks of cages? Chicken lady is a tiny bit nuts.
Fighting any kind of animal is just wrong!
I would rather hear roosters than the hustle and bustle of city life and smog :)
RaBekka Santiago watch dirty jobs chicken busters, you cam have both world if you move to that city.
I agree RaBekka Santiago, there's no better place than the country!
I love chickens and raising them. I love raising chickens, turkeys, ducks, etc.
Hello from Canada. What a WONDERFUL doçumentary. So we'll conceived. Such originality. Written with such emotional intelligence and wit, both. I am grateful to have seen this. Cheers.
Omg the one with the rooster and they are trying to drown out the sound by vacuuming and playing guitar. The whole house shaking bit wow hilarious!
Chickens are the best in the world!
The Art of Chicken Tsu. Chicken whisperers. These people love their chickens! Factory farming is so cruel.
Chickens are so common in Latin America that you just have to deal with the noise, but eventually you do get acclimated to it and eventually sleep right through it.
Cotton the chicken eats Big Macs & listens to opera XD
Damn, that guy has a talent for chicken noises :O !!!
"Chickens have a kind of energy that excites me and it brings life to the park and i enjoy it"
Proceeds to kill them one by one.
I grew up around chickens and love them♥️
Chicken communication is Amazing.Cock send signals with each signals conveying different messages.
I laughed so hard at the "animal interpreter" that's so funny
I love the sound of a rooster crowing. I live in a rural area were our properties are separated by an acre or two. I would be pissed if my neighbor had that many roosters crowing all day. And they do crow throughout the day. My wife won’t even let me keep a rooster! She’d flip out!
Chicken Are the best time keepers,
Chicken contributed to the Success of great Men and Women in Marsabit County.
I also would be honoured to be called Chicken! They are the moat daring, intelligent and bold animals out! We know so little, once you live with chickens you will never go back to normal... In a great way! Mother clucking awesome.. CHICKENS!
The most interesting of creàtures I know... Very intelligent
This was not what I wanted when I clicked on the video, but darn it if it wasn’t a good video. Applause!
There's no way he was raising 100 roosters just to raise them.
Probley fights them or sells em to breed fighters.
Lol I remember watching this on telly. I still remember laughing at the chicken cpr and cotton the silkie
Financial independence of the Rural and Urban Majority Poor Women can be addressed through Poultry farming.
So good! I had tWo frozen chickens and I somehow wished that they could thaw out and be okay, so I brought them into my house and put them under a heat lamp. They were frozen stiff, but slowly came back.
I think it is horrible how the baby chicks are treated at commercial farms. It’s cruel.
I cried so hard over the Liza story.
Look up scientific research on the documented time laps of brain activity still engaged when using cervical dislocation, the cone method, and chopping off the head.
0:24 Can anyone hear Raising Arizona Way Out There?
Note: Raising Arizona Opening Music was at the beginning before the Viewers Like You Funding
My neighbor's chickens chase robins, catbirds, cardinals and other songbirds that land in the yard. Hilarious to see and boy are they fast on their feet!
Why have I watched this 3 times!!!!!!
Drought, Climate change and Conflict in Northern Kenya has No impact on the life of Chicken.
Watching this while eating kentucky fried chicken.
There’s the
Crazy cat lady
Crazy dog man
And the crazy chicken lady
What Next..? 😨
@@of8400 The crazy slug lady?
@@joeschmoe2843 😂😂
Hey I grew up on a small farm...we loved our chickens.Named them hand fed them.Way different then massive chicken farms.They ARE smart and it pains me if they don't have a good life before they end up food.Its not fucking crazy to love animals.
@@elaborat6421
Did you swim with them and make them wear panties?
The Natural History of Chickens...I didn't get much natural history out of this
"one is going to walk away alive, de otha one is going to walk away dead!" lmao!
Poultry farming and its Management is cost effective,but requires Capacity Building of the Women
Thank You for Uploading . Loved this. I am looking for more movies on or about chikens. Loved the movie Chicken People.
They say it was released in the year 2000 but this film looks like it was shot between the late 70s and the early 90s you know
Some of the stories are from the 90’s and 40’s
Sorry but I too would not want to here a 100 roosters 🐓 all day! We have a few that we here that live down the road and that suits us fine!
(I would probably do the same if I had to listen to that all day everyday!)
Why didn't you run out the house to save the chicken? DOPE!!!!
I love the sound of ONE rooster crowing, but 25? Hell no!
He got to 100 roosters
So which comes first, the egg or the chicken?
The rooster segment is great because it isn't biased.
7:21-9:33 is my least favorite part about the movie. The rest is favorite. That part I hate is them killing chickens.
3:28. Sound cuts out.
4:05. Sound comes back.
19:16 Sun Tzu are Japanese!?, what the heck. Did you really read that book?
Quite a student indeed, he passed with an F-!
Sound problems at 3:50
thanks for the docu though, it´s really cool
It's not a sound problem they muted copyright music.
long live the people who raise chickens and don’t kill them for meals
5:42 Mouth to beak chicken CPR
I had the same reaction as the dog.
@@andypetrovich2155 Oh yeah haha
12:42
Me in 2010: Is the chicken getting inside a chicken? OMG, there is a chicken inside of a chicken. I cannot believe it.
Me Today: Oh, so they are mating and the chicken was hiding in the grass? I can't believe it took me 10 years to figure it out.
one of my favorite species of bird
The Divine is strong in he who shared the tale of Liza.
0:48 hen with cap was slain by heat
DAT FLUFFY CHICKEN HERO
That barred rock (moon roosters) crow was so bad ass!
Why was I assigned this for a 4000 level class though?
To see how a good documentary is made.
where can i take this class
@@kat-cg6dy i have this in Animal and Society class now lol
42:48 - 42:49 - 42:50
One of em is gonna walk away dead 😂
I noticed that too...
Mothers rock!!!
The title is actually The Natural History of the Chicken
19:54 SunTzu is not Japanese >:(
This is the history of chickens as american food.
I don't keep Roosters in my hen house...I only want eggs for eating...❤
I have 14 chickens and 5 ducks all are let out of barn in morning and roam around farm all day and get put in at dark they keep the bugs down and eat table scraps so they wont rot and go to waste they get some chicken feed every day with the egg laying nutrients for the hens and i get the best freshest eggs around if you dont raise chickens you wont understand lol
I agree, there is nothing like fresh free range eggs! I don't sell my eggs, instead I give mine to elderly, needy and handicap people/ families and some to friends. Everyone tells me they have the best flavor and texture. I too give mine layer feed. The calcium in the layer feed is crushed oyster shell which helps to keep the egg shells from becoming too thin. I have a big garden which the chickens often eat from. Even though I don't butcher them, I always joke with the nieces and nephews that when they're eating the veggies I'm pre-seasoning them...lol
The last fellow's story.
Headless rooster.... and oceanfront property in Kansas...
hey is there anyway we can transcribe these videos ?
@tatyana4290 - Hello Tatyana. If you're talking about (CC) Close Caption I've been trying to figure out how to set this video to do that. When I click (CC) on this video it says “Subtitles/close captions unavailable”
However, I did try to set the language to see if that will add the (CC) as a couple videos I watched, suggest this would give the video (CC). Saying that, it says it will take time for (CC) to work..... I guess we'll see if it works!
I believe the original video “The Natural History of Chickens” aired as an independent film documentary produced by Mark Lewis and was shown on PBS (Public Broadcasting Service) in USA in or around year 2000
If anyone can help in activating the CC feature, that would be great!
Here is a link to PBS's page on this documentary film so you at least have that info
pbsinternational.org/programs/natural-history-of-the-chicken/
Chicken increase household income through sale of eggs, Chicken and Address Malntrution
Sun Tzu a Japanese warlord??? 😂
Chicken mate during the day and at any time
Moon rooster would run like a chicken from a old english rooster...
eggsacly what I needed
Somebody show the last story to Marty McFly...
Word of advice if you see a hawk circling your chickens areas yiu can step outside and this will usually stop any bird of prey from attempting to land itself to hunt,you can also dress your chickens areas with items that are proven to keep birds of prey from attacking your chickens living areas..but never just sit at a window and watch a hawk land and kill off your pets be it chickens or bunnies or raising sheep and more protect them with a pellet rifle,I’ve even scene a few farmers build cages with roofs that won’t allow any bird of prey or hunting animals to get inside this area on the outer cage you can have two dogs that are constantly circling this space
Unfortunately non of your advice works except to totally enclose the chicken run with either a roof or fence over the top of the fenced in run.
I've had hawks land at my head level inches from me!
In fact, a couple years ago my sister was visiting and helping me change the water in the chickens run. Her hair was in a bun and when she bent over to clean the water bowl, a hawk swooped down and tried to grab her hair, thinking it was a chicken!
Over the years I've tried about everything to deter hawks such as hanging CD's and pie pans, mounting artificial owls around the area and even had my dogs next to the coop / chicken run area. Nothing worked!
Also, it is a federal crime to harass or shoot any bird including hawks as they are all federally protected. That is why there is a hinting season for some birds and you need a hunting license with specific bird stamps for those birds in season. Trust me on this. I contacted DNR a couple years ago when the hawks were real bad that summer. I was told I'm not even allowed to yell at them or shew them with hand gestures much less light off firecrackers to scare them away or as you suggested, shoot with a pellet gun
12:13-12:18
Enjoy
11:50
Cluck cluck cluck cluck
Lol. The pretentious guy @ th-cam.com/video/G7mtZjlmPjU/w-d-xo.htmlm2s likes to study Eastern Philosophy, particularly "the Japanese Warlord, Sun Tzu" lol.
Exactly (argh)... probably didn't read the foreword (if there was one)
I was like "oh that's cool" until he said "Japanese". Good grief, he made himself look so ignorant with just that one mistake.
Lol that guy can make really good chicken noises
12:13
the major problem that that guy did was having the roosters separate roosters usally mellow out once a pecking order is established and especially when there is no hens and usually only the dominate rooster crows spiting them up forces the roosters to enter a "echo camber" none of their beefs can be settled they in the end try to out crow their rivals louder and louder until theoretically they settle it with a fight but they can't because they are tied up to their pens with a short leach
I went to a real family farm once when I was 16 down in Central Florida. A girl chicken began to follow me around. I picked her up for the farm tour and I think she wanted me to go home with me. I nearly cried setting her down. If I ever live in the country I'll have a pet one. It probably won't be as spoiled as mr. Cotton. LOL I am glad she didn't feed him any chicken nuggets. I bet he liked French fries though.
Mandy I hope you have a chance to have chickens of your own someday, I'd be lost without my chickens! I think of my chickens as my children and most have a name and know when I'm calling him or her. What amazes me to this day is their maternal instinct especially the bantam's (small chicken breeds) and how intelligent they are. And btw.... the more you spend time with them, the tamer they get. I have a couple chickens that will fly across the yard when they see me and land on my shoulder! Others are naturally nervous but will usually let you hold them, at least for a little bit, after you catch them and let them know everything is ok :)
thanks for that upload by the way. I loved that show when it was on. and thanks for the sweet message. Mostly only mean trolls answer me back. LOL...the last few years I've gone nearly completely vega from my love of animals I think. I guess Cotton's probably in chick chick chick heaven by now. I hope she got another one. That area sure is pretty. I always cry like a baby during the Liza's sacrifice story.
The story of Liza is the main reason I got chickens! Her story reminded me of what I had seen as a kid. And btw I'm not like what many people seem to be now days. I was raised to have respect of others and give to people in need which I still do with eggs and veggies I grow! As for youtube, I'm not on a lot but I try to reply to or like posts I feel are genuine when I get a chance to check my channel.
I'm sure I've mentioned it before but when I originally watched this documentary it took me back to when I was a kid. My grandma on dads side and great grandma and great aunt on moms side had chickens. I always loved hanging out with them and when it came time to butcher, us kids had the task of catching them. So when I'd get called on to catch one, I'd purposely try to chase them away...lol
In my teens seeing I loved animals so much, I took care of my neighbors petting farm. They had anything from chickens and goats to arctic fox's, prairie dogs, lama's, horses, skunks, mink and even several types of monkeys and many other animals! I started out working for free just so I could be around, get to know and study all the animals and their habits.
About 8 years ago is when I first got my chickens which was a couple years after I saw the documentary for the first time and didn't realize just how many breeds there were and had never heard of bantam's or silkies. ( btw... Liza was a Silky bantam) Anyway, my first flock was a mix of Araucana (Easter Eggers), Plymouth Rock, Buff Orpington and ISA chicks, pretty much a mix of what Rural King had for sale...lol I had one Araucana that was white and named her Liza after Liza from the documentary. Btw, my Liza is still going as well as some of my originals! How long do they live? I'm not sure but guess I'll find out.
It wasn't until I went to an animal auction that I first saw (and purchased) my first banty's and silkies! I wish I could post pics here on youtube but you can see many of them and my newer chickens in my videos. That reminds me, I haven't posted a vid in a while but may do one this spring or summer if I get time! ~ CJ @@mandysimmons2769
Mandy btw... I made a quick vid this evening as it started to snow here in southern IN if you care to watch. There is a white chicken in it but it's not Liza. Liza was already in the coop's rafters which is where they roost every night. I tried to squeeze my camera up there to get a shot of her but couldn't see from where I was standing.... lol Here's a link to the vid ....... th-cam.com/video/KxcNVbek6Dg/w-d-xo.html
10:08 how can you kill chickens ;-;
Chickens very cool animals ı am raising them.very social creaturs
Yes they are!
Chicks Within 21 days Not like Camel or cattle
The local breed Chicken