"So what you're saying is: chicken are basically disabled dinosaurs?"
"Nooooooo, not even a little"
Cut back to the main video
"It turns out chicken are basically disabled dinosaurs"
Chickens, and birds in general, are pretty much dinosaurs, specifically, raptors.
Not pretty much. They are dinosaurs. Not raptors, though. I mean, "raptor" is another word for birds of prey, but I assume you mean the prehistoric raptors. Raptors are therapods, though, same as birds.
Allen Pan, just from the description alone.
This dude is one bad day away from becoming a super villain.
Lmao, the furrys got him. Ain't no going back now.
It's been bugging me for a while, isn't it supposed to be their ?
https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/sic-meaning-usage-editorial-citation
The original title is incorrect and OP knows it.
But, they have tails. And this would not only annoy most chickens, it would throw them off
You didn't watch the video did you?
I did, and what I saw was an uncomfortable chicken.
They tend to have a lot of difficulty with things that hold their feathers in a given position. Even things designed for them to have on for extended use can take some time to get used to.
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