Vietnamese Wild Chicken

- The Vietnamese white-eared junglefowl is one of the rare and special breeds of chicken, notable for its beautiful plumage and distinctive white ears. This breed originates from the natural forests of Vietnam, especially in the northern mountainous regions, where the climate is cool and vegetation is rich.
Identification features:
- Identification features:
+ Feather color: White-eared junglefowl have quite diverse feathers, but often have bright colors such as yellow, red, brown, especially the neck and belly have beautiful colors, creating an attractive appearance.
+ Ears: The most prominent feature of this breed is the white ears, clearly visible on both sides of the head. This is different from other breeds of chickens, making them easy to identify.
+ Appearance: The white-eared junglefowl has a slim body, strong and agile legs, suitable for its natural habitat in the forest.
- Behavior:
+ Habitat: White-eared junglefowl live mainly in dense forests, well adapted to their natural habitat. They are capable of foraging for food such as insects, seeds, wild fruits and other plants.
+ Flight ability: This breed of chicken has quite good flight ability, helping them move in dense forests and avoid being hunted by enemies.
- Value and conservation:
+ Economic value: White-eared junglefowl are highly valued in agriculture and animal husbandry, not only for their delicious meat but also for their good reproductive ability.
+ Conservation: Due to rapid urban development and forest encroachment, this breed of chicken is at risk of decline in numbers. Therefore, conservation and development of this breed of chicken is becoming an important issue to preserve valuable genetic resources.
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