The unusual chicken was born in the Australian Northern Territory. A distinctive feature of a newborn is four legs
As the owner of the wonder bird, Kevin Horner, who has been breeding chickens for many years, said this was the first time in his practice. "I've never heard of four-legged poultry before," Horner said, "and if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I wouldn't have believed it." “When my eyes fixed on the 'mutant', I thought that the chicken was sitting astride a dead brother,” the farmer recalls. "However, after the chick ran, I realized that I was dealing with a special specimen."
Calling the ward "Drumstick", the 59-year-old Australian got attached to him with all his heart, created special conditions and surrounded him with care. “My chick is agile, has a good appetite and doesn't feel flawed,” Horner said. "It seems to me that the baby even responds to his nickname." At the same time, the poultry house assured that his pet will avoid the fate of a broiler and will become a “visiting card” of the poultry farm.