The world’s oldest chicken avoids everything

Life has not always been easy for the world’s oldest living chicken pearl.

He once broke his leg running away from a rackoon attack. His fellow chickens have tried to kill him. He faced chicken pox and pneumonia matches. And these days, her arthritis tilt her body aside, and her best friend is an MOP.

“He is doing a lot,” the owner of Pearl, Little Elm, Sonya Hal, of Texas told As it happens Guest host Aarti Pol.

And yet, the 14 -year -old foul survived all this to become the world’s oldest chicken, According to Guinness World RecordsOr at least, the oldest accepts the solution, the oldest chicken whose owner was upset with filling paper work.

The fame, says plow, has not gone on the pearl’s head.

“She does not seem to be amazed by it.”

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Hul placed the Pearl himself in an incubator, and said that he was always a bit of one run.

“Hans has a Peking order and was the lowest when she was born,” she said.

In fact, the plow says that his other chickens take it out to the pearl. So when he started slowing down in his old age, the family decided to get him out of the chicken coop and let him stay out for his golden years inside the house.

Nowadays, Pearl mostly lives in the washing room of the plow, where she prefers to sneeze with the aforesaid MOP. But she often makes her way in the living room to enjoy some television and neck scratches.

Mobility releases on one side, the plow says that pear seems to be very material.

Every morning, she dances a little when fresh cherry is provided with tomatoes and grapes, her favorite. And she likes to spend her day in the yard – supervised, of course – digging the slug.

“I think he is just a love for life,” said Hal. “She is still trying to live as she was younger, and she enjoys it.”

average The life of an egg -laying hen is six to eight years oldVisconsin-Madison’s Livestock Program according to the University.

But staying inside and staying on the dot is the key to chicken longevity.

In record books, Pearl’s pre -peanuts, peanuts, lived a petty life of a pet at his home in Michigan until he Died at the age of 21 Christmas day at 2023.

Peanut owner, Marxi Parker Darwin, “She always makes her way and is like a bad chicken.” told As it happens In August 2023,

“I will let peanuts sit on my lap while sitting or read on my lap, and she just enjoys being stroke, and she will talk to us, make a little happy noise. And it’s like her life.”

Pearl is also dear to his people.

“He is part of the family,” said Hal. “Grandpa -grandfather ends … and they make her domesticated. They are not afraid of her. She does not try to peck anyone. She likes to scratch behind her neck.”

He is still surprisingly productive for an old gall.

“As a matter of fact, perhaps it is reported to be so famous, he laid an egg last week,” said Hul. “For the first time in three years.”