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Did you know, chicken have a right-eye and a left-eye system?

Chickens have a larger range of peripheral vision also known as side vision, the ability to see objects and movement outside of the direct line of vision.

Compared to birds and other creatures including us chickens have a smaller range of binocular vision, the ability to maintain visual focus on an object with both eyes, creating a single visual image.

A chicken has a right-eye system and a left-eye system, each with different and complementary capabilities.

The chickens right-eye system is best for events that requiring recognition, such as identifying items like food.

The left-eye system works best for activities involving depth perception, which is why a chicken viewing an approaching hawk from the sky is likely to look with difficulty or concentration cautiously at the predator using its left eye.

3 DON’TS OF KEEPING CHICKENS

Below are the three most important things you must think of when thinking about your poultry farming, especially on the size of your flock.

1. Don’t keep more chickens than you have space for.
2. Don’t keep more chickens than you have time to care for.
3. Don’t keep more chickens than you can afford to maintain.