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00:03How long are we going to stay stuck in this mess, you fools?
00:05But man, don't call him a failure.
00:07Is it the person who falls on him?
00:08Not so that he actually does it?
00:09Yes
00:10I was just a kid before
00:11Yes, so that he actually gets up
00:12correct
00:12Uncle, it's forbidden for you
00:13I'm not living to work
00:14Corbet Sliften
00:15Okay, okay, don't be afraid.
00:16I have an idea
00:17Have you ever heard of chickens?
00:21You are a slave, me
00:21You've definitely heard about chickens
00:23I'm a fool every day
00:23May God enlighten you, Sahs
00:25That's why this will be our next project.
00:27We will conduct an awareness project about the presence of chickens.
00:32chicken farm
00:34Father
00:35Look
00:36Ah, it's sweet and easy.
00:37We don't need power programmers
00:39or designers
00:40or engineers
00:42O month's food
00:43God bless you, Alwa
00:44That's the point.
00:45These are the projects
00:46This is the brain
00:47This is the stew
00:48These are the two men
00:48Enough, enough, Ali
00:49You don't need to know everything about us.
00:51When he got excited about the idea
00:52Look, Hassan, do a forehead study.
00:54One chick will cost one pound
00:56Out of every ten chicks we get, nine will die.
00:58There is no power nor strength except with God.
01:00We buy twenty thousand chicks
01:02We will spend on them, including food and fines.
01:04And I know all the distributors and suppliers.
01:06So what's required to implement this project?
01:08We will need a place
01:09Our rooftops
01:10We will need veterinary and scientific expertise.
01:12The one who is not my cousin
01:13We have a dog and animals
01:14Now let's get to the big problem.
01:16May God keep us from problems, Alwa
01:18We will need initial supplies of twenty thousand pounds
01:20twenty thousand pounds
01:21A really big problem
01:23No problem, nothing at all.
01:24I have it in my wallet now.
01:26With such effort?
01:27Why is he acting like this?
01:28Bank, oh God, is the one who prays upon the Prophet.
01:30The account, guys
01:31Okay, uncle, we'll pay the bill.
01:37Where did this go?
01:38Where is your friend, Laha?
01:40Does he owe five pounds?
01:41He's not going into a chicken project.
01:43Coffee Project Medicine
01:45By your life
01:46By your life
01:47no
01:55Dear viewers, peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you.
01:57Welcome to a new episode
01:58From the programs of Al-Dahiyya
01:59If I asked you, my dear
02:00What is the most common bird living on our planet?
02:02What do you think the answer is?
02:04The chickens, right?
02:04Bravo to him?
02:05What's the increase, boy?
02:06Are you looking at the sources behind my back or what?
02:07Let me tell you, the chickens are getting weaker now.
02:10About the number of people personally
02:11If there were approximately 8 billion humans on the planet
02:13The number of chickens was determined to be 33 billion.
02:15Almost more than any other animal
02:17Those who exploit it for food
02:18Of course, the money remains mine because it's small.
02:20There are more chickens than cows, sheep, goats, and pigs.
02:24Even Aziz's 33 billion isn't a very accurate figure.
02:26Because it only monitors live chicks
02:28Not the ones in Kif Seo Bazuka, Heart Attack, and Histoma
02:31How will you ask me, Abu Hamid?
02:32I'll tell you
02:32There is a researcher and writer named Eric Dorfman
02:34Data from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
02:38And it was determined through data analysis
02:39He discovered that 66 billion chickens were produced worldwide in 2016.
02:44You say, Muhammad, that you said 33 billion, but
02:46Where did the survivors go? I'm freeing them, my dear.
02:48During the time of the chickens, the face became
02:49Where did you go, my dear?
02:50They went to your place and to mine
02:52And for my tomorrow, Abaza
02:52I challenge 99% of those who watch the episode
02:55They tasted chicken at least once in his life
02:58The important thing is that Dorfman completed his party
02:59Because the production of chicks is almost complete
03:01That's 8.8 chickens for every human being on the planet.
03:05That means 1 human equals 8 or 9 chickens
03:08Did you write to me, my dear, that this party is from the comprehensive liver and the women?
03:10So that no one laughs at you
03:11Because of this, my dear, let me tell you that in 1961
03:13Annual chicken production was one chicken for every 400 people.
03:18If you smelled a spray of something, you'd be the best person in the world!
03:20You're imagining things from about 60 years ago.
03:21Every 400 people shared one chicken.
03:24And for the past 6 years, every person on planet Earth has been given 9 chicks.
03:28Are you a photographer who has witnessed the tremendous development that has occurred in chicken production?
03:31What's wrong, my dear? Current estimates indicate that in one year
03:34Approximately 55 billion chickens are slaughtered or killed
03:38This is in addition to the number of live chickens.
03:39That means 5 million and 400 thousand chickens every hour
03:421500 chickens per second
03:44This, my dear, is no longer Plant Off, this is a Plant Off with a shape
03:47Of course, you might ask me what made us achieve these figures in chicken consumption?
03:51The truth is that the reasons are many and complex.
03:52Can someone tell me why the chicken tastes so good, Abu Ahmeel?
03:54This could very well be the action of the first predecessor.
03:56But there are many other reasons
03:57We'll go back to the paperwork step.
03:58Nastep kak kak kak kak kak
04:00And I told you the story of the chickens from the beginning
04:02We'll work together to see the reasons.
04:04What made chickens number one in our diet?
04:06In 2007
04:07It's as if a group of scientists are analyzing something called collagen in a protein sample.
04:11This sample is a Tyrannosaurus rex fossil
04:14Those who spill pearls, oh Terex
04:15Because we won't have an animal chasing us like that.
04:18We say to him, Tyrannosaurus Rex, please, do my work.
04:20Should I say his name?
04:21And it's possible that this is a test, by the way.
04:23If you say my name correctly, I'll let you go.
04:25If you don't say I'll hack it
04:26He left like one who imitated her in the wind
04:30The important thing is that by analyzing the sample, they reached a strange result.
04:34They said the same thing
04:36Oh, what a long time ago, T-rex plants
04:38Who are you comparing me to?
04:39Tirix are somewhat similar to chicks
04:42Are you bringing me here to mock me or what?
04:44And because I'm a monkey, you brought me here to make fun of me?
04:46Not enough, it's available in Happy Meals.
04:47And this, my dear, is that chickens are nothing but living dinosaurs.
04:50All birds are classified in the animal kingdom.
04:52He remains a great sect
04:54Or a classification called the IFES
04:55It means the degree of relatedness of chicks to dinosaurs.
04:57Stronger than the degree of kinship between dinosaurs and reptiles
05:00Which includes wiping
05:01Look, when you see the crocodile, what do you think it is? A T-Rex? No way, Dad.
05:04The chicken is closer to the dinosaur than the crocodile.
05:06And often, my dear, if you mean
05:08Started Terex back in the day
05:09It would taste like chicken.
05:11So how does Terex remain?
05:12The important thing is that every domesticated chicken currently on Earth
05:16Or as they call it, Gallus Gallus Domestics
05:18or Gallus Domesticus
05:19Eh eh, it's Gallus Domesticus.
05:20Peace be upon you
05:21This one comes from a species called Red Jungle Fowl
05:24The one who is descended from a race called Gallus
05:26There are three types besides the one for the Red Jungle
05:29Red Jungle Fowl or Jungle Hen
05:31This is a very shy ter
05:32And it is as if humans appear
05:33So shy that if you caught him in the wild
05:35He might get sick and die of a heart attack
05:37That junglefowl, my dear, still exists to this day.
05:40In South Asia and the Indian subcontinent
05:41And it has a serious need that distinguishes it from other types of birds.
05:44She lays an egg every day
05:45egg-laying season
05:47So every day you wake up and find an egg that doesn't taste good, every single day.
05:49But what did you do? What did you touch?
05:51No one will be held accountable, that means
05:52But it's possible to reach a high average of 250 eggs per year.
05:55This is a very distinctive feature of the Sinnian system.
05:57Those who say it evolved in the jungle are mistaken.
05:59Because it lives amidst bamboo plants
06:00It is a plant that is weak, scorched, and brown.
06:02Only once in ten years
06:04The brown hair falls to the ground in very large and confusing quantities.
06:06So the bird that lays eggs every day will hatch chicks later.
06:09You can benefit from this samra and feed on it.
06:11And this is where humans noticed this feature.
06:12She tells me that's why Abu Hamid is hunting.
06:14Jungle chicken, here you are!
06:16Let me tell you that the thing that caught people's attention
06:19The bird didn't renew the hen's nest, nor did it touch the hen's hand.
06:21But a rooster
06:22A rooster, my dear, is in charge of a group of chicks.
06:24They remain his women, whom he controls.
06:26And die, may God protect you, so that you may see another rooster.
06:28He starts acting like a member of a woman's family.
06:30He uses a sharp object next to his leg called a spear.
06:32To hurt the other rooster, he scratches it.
06:34Deco appears and humans begin hunting
06:36New Deco, oh Abu Habid, today is the day I love
06:39My dear, that's not how you treat a turkey.
06:41This is almost the first time a person's heart isn't in their stomach.
06:43Here one was born
06:45One of the oldest continuously practiced sports
06:46In the world to this day, it started about 8000 years ago.
06:49The destruction of the debts has begun specifically
06:51In the Wadi al-Sin civilization, this was its place.
06:53In Pakistan and parts of India and Afghanistan
06:55And they started domesticating these junglefowl
06:57So that the domesticated chickens appear
06:59Currently, this is what we know.
07:00It is spreading to China and the Middle East.
07:02First, the chickens occupied
07:05She was in Carat, my dear
07:06And this is what they were doing, eating it.
07:10The Zoroastrians were also watching
07:25Salah for the Little One 2018
07:27Between light and darkness
07:28Aziz Dick's imagination is essentially awake
07:30What a strange and thirsty man! He wants to come and visit.
07:31And he says, "Cooko-cooko-cooko"
07:33Prophet Farha Hatili Mia
07:35And he says to him, "What's the matter, oh no?"
07:36The rooster crows, a battle of darkness and light.
07:40We deceive him
07:40Then he says "coo-coo-coo-coo"
07:43A scratch, oh no!
07:44I hope my Zoroastrian brothers aren't upset
07:46Two gifts for all religions
07:47The important thing is that separation entered the city of Ur
07:49It is one of the most rebellious cities of its time.
07:52Its location is in Iraq
07:53There, the chickens took their place.
07:54As royal birds found in the King's Ring
07:56In its colors, if it
07:57Take this, my dear, chicken feathers used to be nice back in the day.
08:00Not the poor, miserable egg you're talking about.
08:02In the middle of the first millennium BC
08:03The Egyptian king Ptolemy III invaded parts of Iraq
08:07And what do you think? That the king returned with a strange bird?
08:09He can stay overnight every day
08:11But my dear Egyptians, they did something unprecedented with the chickens.
08:14As is our custom, as a pioneering people, we like to be different from all other peoples.
08:17This is a chicken, milk it
08:19Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's not me, Dakaw.
08:21I want chicken milk
08:24My dear Egyptians, they kept it as an ornament and didn't use it in wrestling.
08:27They decided on it.
08:28That's just how it is, my dear.
08:29Oh Egyptians, you are the messenger of the conflict through light and darkness in Iran
08:33The important thing, my dear, is that they took the chicken.
08:35And he told you, my dear, this is the need
08:36This is a chicken that sleeps every day
08:37Issa, it remains possible to increase his number
08:39It means the hen lays an egg every day.
08:41Whether or not fertilization occurred from that rooster
08:43Then, when there are any left of you, you should lay up to 12 eggs under it.
08:45The hen sits on them for 21 days.
08:47Chicks hatch if the house is specialized
08:49The chicks grow up and remain chicks.
08:51The eggs of the specialized house are laid and hatch into chicks.
08:53And we win
08:54Well, it's a win-win situation, I mean
08:55He said, "Well, we can take the house from under the chicken."
08:58And so the hen prefers to stay overnight every day.
09:01And we take the house and put it in Chinese ovens
09:03And we let it hatch artificially
09:05My dear, this was the first artificial incubator.
09:07or artificial incubator
09:08In the history of mankind
09:10When did you say this, Abu Amili?
09:11When did the person who arranged the creatine start?
09:12More than 3000 years ago, my dear
09:14And the strange thing, my dear, is that the live broadcast remained secret.
09:16Until a French scientist named René Antoine came along
09:19Something like what's written below
09:21He said that these industrial furnaces
09:24She is the pride of Egyptian civilization
09:25And come on, my dear, let's sit down and build pyramids.
09:27Abolhol and building
09:29And our greatest achievement remains
09:30Our pride is in the home's production.
09:32Thank you, civilization.
09:34What do we believe in, by God, the Almighty, from three?
09:35These ovens were built on two floors.
09:37A fire is lit on the upper floor.
09:39But it's muffled and smoke-based
09:41The house is located below.
09:42He rolls around in baskets on hot rams
09:44Therefore, high temperature and humidity work
09:47It's as if you, my dear, are mimicking the body of a chicken.
09:50A monkey like that on the house
09:51And so, my dear, to the chicken market, may God help her.
09:54It moved from the corridors of palaces and religious emblems
09:57To the grill
09:58And chicken, my dear, was the daily meal.
10:01For the wealthy classes in Egypt
10:02I saw this chicken, and it was all feathered.
10:04Intended
10:05That's right, my dear, artificial incubation
10:07Completing the expression means
10:08Bakansh is still using the Roman connection method.
10:10But they did something much more important than that.
10:12They invented it on omelets
10:14Or the alternative is ARS
10:15The truth is that the Romans expanded their chicken farms.
10:17They made jutes for the chicks
10:18And surround it with walls
10:20They revealed the secrets within it.
10:21Take care of the chicks in an unmolded manner.
10:23My dear, chicken farms were very popular in Rome.
10:26And chickens eat anything
10:27All that's left for dinner
10:28Or the land will rid you of insects
10:30The farmer believed it, meaning
10:31Like a policeman
10:32But more important than that
10:33The Romans believed that chicks could see the future.
10:36They died, and now you know, my dear, why the people
10:38Even the chicks were given a size before
10:40Hey guys, make me red!
10:42They were arrogant towards the jujube tree and the leaf.
10:43I can't work under the strips
10:45What kind of chickens are these that can see the future?
10:47Let's see the future
10:48Oh no, my dear Romans, you don't see it that way.
10:49The truth is that what distinguishes the chicks
10:51It is that each eye is separate from the other.
10:53The right eye remains focused on the ground and food.
10:55The north picks up the environment around it.
10:57I feel like if danger appears, I'll run away quickly.
10:59Why didn't he download that zipper?
11:00He remains stoic during exam periods.
11:02One eye deceives and the other reveals.
11:03The important thing is that the Romans considered her visual ability to be...
11:05Evidence of her vision of the unseen
11:07They consulted her on any military campaigns.
11:09Before you go out
11:10Good evening, Farkhanam
11:11We're thinking of starting a war, what's the system?
11:13Back
11:13For example, you have one of the Roman military leaders
11:15When he was fighting the Carthaginians
11:17And he wanted to surprise them from the sea
11:19Consult the sacred hen
11:20How did he consult her then?
11:21By offering her food
11:22When she fled and refused to eat
11:24This means her plan has failed.
11:26Yes, my dear
11:26I refused to eat
11:27But he
11:28when
11:28And his brain
11:29The horse rider stood up and walked
11:30The famous sentence
11:32since they don't want to eat
11:33let them drink
11:34They don't want him to eat it.
11:35Let them drink it.
11:36Something like, "Let them drink the sea."
11:38And they ride on their backs
11:39The door is too small for a camel to pass through.
11:41He means, my dear, that he was a seller
11:42So that we don't get into any confusion.
11:44From metaphor and simile
11:45He was a seller
11:46The important thing, my dear, is that this leader is indeed
11:48He goes to battle and is defeated.
11:50And his chest is completely filled
11:51When he returned and stood before the Senate
11:54Hold him accountable
11:54But they didn't hold him accountable for the defeat.
11:56Without accusing them of disobedience and lack of strength
11:58So that I don't listen to the sacred hen
11:59My dear, I listen to the words of the sacred hen.
12:01Every day, Qantah
12:02She was released, and a worker was seen circling the grill.
12:05The need, my dear
12:06From this point
12:07We can say that the chicks spread at an incredible speed.
12:09In the entire ancient world
12:10This is due to its incredible ability to adapt to all environments.
12:12From the free-range mandarin environments
12:14To the limit of extremely cold environments
12:16It remained an important part of people's culture
12:18In every corner of the world
12:19For example, in Norse mythology
12:21In Northern Europe
12:22Three-cock tourists
12:23It means Ragin Rock time
12:24These are violent events
12:25The Norse gods gnawed at it
12:28The word also has one of its meanings
12:29It is the fate of the gods
12:30And in the Shinto tradition in Japan
12:31Adik is connected to the gods
12:33About what you are looking for
12:34She is the goddess of the sun and the universe
12:35Even in Europa-Sanian
12:36Parting eggs were part of the spring celebrations
12:39Then the Christians used it in Passover.
12:41It held great religious symbolism
12:42In the ninth century AD
12:43Pope Nicholas I issued
12:45Decision to make rooster statues
12:46On church towers
12:48Because the rooster was a symbol of a religious event
12:50Saint Peter had a role in it
12:51The rooster tourist was represented in it
12:53central point
12:54She changed after that
12:55Its significance
12:56Sahira
12:57Pope Nicholas's decision is not ongoing
12:58But I preferred its effects
12:59When we see rooster statues
13:00Above any Wadevan
13:01The device that measures wind direction
13:03This is because in the past, he used to hang on top of churches
13:05The important thing is that chicken has become popular.
13:06In the Middle Ages
13:07Because it is relatively cheap
13:08And the costs of raising them, and our time
13:10Reasonable
13:11but
13:11archaeologists
13:12It has a very large increase
13:13In the chicken bones that are there
13:15From the year nine hundred
13:16For the year 1000 AD
13:17Increasing the level of illiteracy is not a religion.
13:18In reality
13:19This period was a time of rise for a powerful sect.
13:21clergymen
13:22Her name is Benedictin Monks
13:23They began imposing laws regarding fasting.
13:26Which prevented most things
13:27But I allowed the birds
13:29And between
13:29In a study published by Oxford University
13:312017
13:31To analyze chicken bones
13:33From this period
13:34They found that there were rapid genetic changes
13:36I got the chickens
13:37Because of the artificial selection that took place in the breeds
13:40Or desirable traits in chicks
13:41So everyone is now...
13:42Bring me the fat one with the fat one
13:43He married her to me and told me to go in
13:45That's how I get out of this.
13:46It means humans have started choosing chicks.
13:47Depending on the desirable qualities of their food
13:49Oh, this is her pin, Mizz, so we'll get it.
13:51Let's vote for an industrialist.
13:52Come on, come on
13:53Industrialist elected
13:54Attractive qualities in chicks
13:56The size of a grave
13:57Its ability to produce a larger number of bills
13:59And also its suitability
14:00To inherit
14:01Accept my submission
14:02I'm just curious about you, I'm curious about you.
14:04maybe
14:04And preference for less violent species
14:06It means human genetic anxiety
14:08Contributed to the genetic change of the chicks
14:11In a book
14:14The writer gives a simple answer to this question.
14:17Because simply put, we humans
14:18We took the chickens with us everywhere
14:20What does "small, God willing" mean?
14:21It can be easily transported on ships.
14:23In the Age of Discovery
14:24Columbus and Magellan costume
14:25You don't even know where you're going.
14:26When will you reach her?
14:27You keep walking like this
14:28Ahmed Hassan Al-Saqr was playing on the field
14:30She keeps spinning the ball around like that
14:31He's dribbling the ball around and doesn't want to pass.
14:33Therefore, the chickens here will be perfectly practical.
14:35Because the chickens will be larger.
14:37It will be Family Mail
14:38But in the case of cows and pedestrians
14:40It will appear on the ships
14:41The problem of melodic invasion
14:42Dear owner, we are in the pre-DeFraser era.
14:44And pastrami and pastrami
14:46What you eat, you must eat
14:47It is the process of chicks
14:48Also, my dear
14:49Another advantage of chickens
14:50It is a bird called Awaini.
14:52It means he won't drown, that life and all this feathers
14:53A bird that cannot fly or swim
14:55A bird coming as a member, that's how it is
14:56This makes chickens more practical than other birds.
14:58Don't run away
14:59The one who knows how to stand but doesn't know how to fly
15:01She refuses a little, I get up, she cuts the scales, she shuts up
15:03But the serious, effective, and dear friend is very effective with her.
15:04I think the most difficult creature to live is the chicken.
15:07The truth is that European settlers transported chickens all over the world.
15:10Yes, there is a theory that says chickens reached South America.
15:13Before Columbus
15:14This was done using a knife from Actellusia.
15:16The idea is that chickens in North America
15:18It was food intended for slaves who came from Africa.
15:21The chicks were the only creatures
15:22Those who are blessed by her, who own her?
15:24And these are the countries, my dear, that have given to the world
15:26The most important chicken dish
15:28Frit Chicken
15:29Cut the chicken and fry it in palm oil.
15:32The meal that, according to many estimates
15:34It is a dish brought by Black people from West Africa.
15:36The rest of the dish is popular in the American South.
15:38In the states of Georgia and Kentucky
15:40The fried chicken will be coming out of me, I mean
15:42Who is this, you idiot?
15:43So, after that, every time you go to a fried chicken restaurant
15:46You think about Mama Africa while eating crust and pray for her goodness
15:49But in Europe, the old villages
15:50The chickens saved Britain
15:52Oh, escape!
15:53Imagine, my dear
15:54In the 19th century, hunger was a chronic problem.
15:56To the point that they named this stage
15:58The Hungry Forties
15:59Hunger at the end of the forties
16:00This is a result of potato crop spoilage
16:02He was a bribe-taker, my dear.
16:03Potato Playat
16:04The crop that spoiled like this is still there.
16:06At that time, London was the largest city in terms of population.
16:09In the whole world
16:09Bigger than Beijing
16:10And the two miserable ones work all day long
16:13He barely knows how to provide honey for his children.
16:15Strikes and protests over taxes
16:17High cost of living
16:19At that time, Thomas Robert Smathus
16:20Present a theory
16:21He sent the population count to Azdian
16:23Food resources remain as they are
16:25You'll get a severe case of diarrhea due to the food spoilage.
16:27All humans need a basic source of protein.
16:30In order to revive the economy and promote social peace
16:32At that time, the Opium War was taking place between China and Britain.
16:35I finished
16:36Those who returned had brought with them large, delicious portions of chicken.
16:39He told you, "Okay, let's see if we can domesticate the European type with the Asian type."
16:43So this might make the chickens bigger
16:45It remains an economical and cost-effective alternative.
16:48And indeed, my dear, this is where a phase called the henefer begins.
16:51Love of chickens
16:52or the fancy
16:53Many breeds of chickens are deliberately selected.
16:56And mixed them
16:58Who caught the eye?
16:59Who is dying for these kinds of moves?
17:00Darwin
17:01Darwin began to wonder if this method of selecting breeds
17:04It can happen in nature without human intervention.
17:06And in order to develop his theory
17:08Darwinian curdled base
17:09Many breeds come from chickens
17:11And he sees how domestication happens?
17:13Is it true, Abu Hamid, that domestication destroys health?
17:15Ah ah
17:16The truth is that humans have begun using technology to increase the fairness of the chicks.
17:19Using artificial incubators
17:21I want a band, Abu Hamid, I want an artificial hug
17:23Bish Lah Natural
17:24My dear, please don't be upset.
17:25Hero, drop your chickens
17:27Let's leave her alone, she's not the head
17:28It is artificially prepared and then slaughtered
17:30You don't challenge anyone and you keep living.
17:32Oh Ronza Sim
17:33These are industrial incubators
17:35Not like the Egyptian maids
17:36This one works with a stallion
17:37And then the one that runs on electricity
17:38To achieve a suitable temperature for the eggs
17:41Especially in the tough, northern chili peppers
17:43This is where industrial chicken farms began to appear.
17:46chicken factory farm
17:47This is because chickens can live together using big words.
17:50And without even needing sunlight
17:52By God, he was very dominant, my dear.
17:54By God, I've started to turn away from you, I'll cut you off.
17:55He didn't think about us anymore, so he bought a villa.
17:56I'm starting to understand why the brands and the low-class ones
17:58They're not good
17:59But my dear, this mosquito hasn't spread.
18:01It was quite normal before the First Workers' War.
18:03Women in America raise chickens in their homes.
18:05For increased income or more
18:06And in the second Labor War
18:07The quantities of meat, cheese, and hearts were determined.
18:10In America, to go to the soldiers in the battles
18:13Ziki, not chickens
18:14That's why the turnout has become historic, Fanam.
18:16For the first time, the American government is taking over the production of chicks.
18:18But the problem lies with the American dead.
18:20She weighed the same as a chicken.
18:22He wants a chicken with a big ass
18:23It can feed families from the source of individuals
18:25The chicken has more meat.
18:26But its price is lower
18:27Here in 1944, an official in a huge supermarket chain proposed
18:31In America it's called ANP
18:33The competition is a search for chicken baskets
18:35So big that her breasts are desired
18:37It remains like the Romans' punishment.
18:38And here, my dear, a competition appears
18:40Tomorrow's Chicken
18:41Oh dear, it's like a chicken coop, but it's close to the Idle.
18:44This competition was held under the auspices of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
18:47USDA
18:49Because it's simply the reason for the shape of the chicks.
18:51What we are saying now
18:52The chicken you find in the supermarket and the one kilo
18:55It was impossible to find it in the world in this size
18:571050 years ago
18:58The truth is that hybridization alone was not the cause.
19:00To increase the size of the chicks
19:01But mixing antibiotics with food
19:03Pezot, the size of the chickens
19:04Genetic engineering and technology are also included.
19:07All of this contributed to producing larger chickens.
19:08In 2004, scientists were able to identify the chicken's entire genetic makeup.
19:12They found that a certain gene
19:13The gene written below this
19:14It controls glucose levels
19:17Metabolism, even if it has been manipulated
19:19The chicken will get fatter and plumper
19:21Not only that, there was another gene that had been crossed.
19:28Disable it, Sachin, the hen can keep laying eggs
19:30Continuously, without any further action.
19:32By the date of the day or the movement of the seasons along the way
19:34Okay, my dear chicken, I feel that
19:36There is body shaming and its workers trying
19:38It reduces the appearance of calluses, and its effects are manipulated.
19:40No, seriously, the ultimate life there
19:42In the world, it's the life of a chicken.
19:43That means he's the only being in the world that I'll never be.
19:46Now, my dear, the chickens are divided.
19:48Of both types
19:48I wish she would be raised just for her meat
19:51This means most of the chicken we eat is of this type.
19:52She never laid a single egg in her life.
19:54And because of its excessive balance, its internal organs grow larger.
19:57Like the heart and the two tender organs, they lose their function.
19:59Therefore, it must be slaughtered when it is 45 days old.
20:02Knowing that the normal hen's life cycle
20:04From 3 to 7 years old
20:05These chicks practically never see the sun in their lives.
20:08It hatches from the egg and smokes in 45 days.
20:10Slaughter
20:11The farm she's on for a month and a half is her life.
20:13That's all it knows
20:15From egg to chick
20:16The second type of chicks is the egg-laying chick.
20:19egg laying chicken
20:20And these are her eggs, they are not fertilized by this
20:22Because roosters have no place in the poultry industry.
20:24The workers in these factories sort the male chicks
20:27They throw them into the tearing, she said.
20:29Or they smother them with gas first.
20:31Carbon dioxide because they are spoiled goods
20:33What will roosters do in the egg industry?
20:35These white chicks, my dear, when they start
20:37The number of eggs she has on the day of the farm owners
20:39They starved her and deprived her of water.
20:41For a long time after that, they would invade it again.
20:43Her body begins to respond
20:45The sudden food that entered her will cause her to produce eggs again.
20:47All the chickens, of course, that gather around it
20:48Its minarets are being cut down and its cycle of pilgrimage is going on.
20:51In a chronic pen until it becomes hoarse
20:53All of this is nothing compared to the coming disaster.
20:55These chickens, my dear, live in factories.
20:57In a crowded space, each chicken
20:58Dear, she has space
21:01000043 square meters
21:02Less than the paper area, why four
21:04They all live in a place that can accommodate about
21:0630,000 chickens without sun or ventilation
21:09Gases and smells
21:10The result of their waste is the remaining strength and coarseness
21:13A feeling that appears on the chicks
21:14A condition they call
21:16This is due to the effect of burning ammonia.
21:18Or ammonia burner, my dear, not a buildup.
21:20Chickens in these numbers make
21:22Many infectious diseases spread among them
21:24Salmonella and Campylobacter
21:26And indeed in Pennsylvania in the year 303
21:28An outbreak of chicken disease occurred
21:30The problem, my dear, is the number of chicks
21:32Globally, the number of billions of chickens remains staggering.
21:35This creates a real difficulty.
21:37New or precise details
21:38Dear, if the chickens disappear tomorrow
21:40The economy will collapse, crises will escalate.
21:43Many restaurants will close, and many homes will be affected.
21:45Aima, on the place and the building, we will be destroyed
21:46The important thing, my dear, is what I want to tell you in this episode
21:48It means I'll pay you if you think
21:50There are creatures that exist on planet Earth
21:52I'm not telling you not to do it, but to do it.
21:54But I'm just telling you to think about it and keep it in mind.
21:57And hopefully, it means that the human being will be better.
21:59He is keen that we do these things
22:01We eat and we eat.
22:02But without us being that harmful
22:04For this great and beautiful being
22:06chicken creature
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22:11Dear, what's this about birds on the veranda?
22:14Sources, you chicken!
22:15But my dear, this is the only episode that has no sources.
22:18It has sources and references