Why do chickens fight?

First of all, chickens, like other animals, have the instinct to maintain group order.

In a flock of chickens, the strong chicken is the leader of the flock, and has the responsibility of leading the flock to eat, maintaining the order of the flock and protecting the flock; This is why free-range chickens in rural areas are led by a big rooster and feed in groups; When two chickens meet, it is often that two cocks fight, or two chickens in the same flock fight, and a strong chicken comes out to disperse its own chickens.

Second, the density of farms is high. In order to compete for space, the chickens are fighting with each other.

In scattered chicken farms, the phenomenon of fighting among chickens often occurs. Three or five chickens surround a chicken, often surrounded by thin chickens; There are two outcomes. Either this beaten chicken, running around, did not dare to fight, but became the object of bullying among the chickens, or the beaten chicken was forced to resist, and more seriously, it was perched or even died; Weakness in the animal kingdom is strength, and it also exists in the world of chickens.