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Why were chickens regarded as special exotica in the past?

Chickens are part of a lot of peoples diet today, but before they were food, people regarded them as special exotica.

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Seed Oils and Bad Science - The American Conservative

The root of our national sickness is a seed.

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Seed Oils and Bad Science - The American Conservative

The root of our national sickness is a seed.

New yorkUnited statesFrance generalSan franciscoNational institutes of healthFred kummerowChristopher ramsdenWilhelm normannRudolf dieselMary harringtonCatherine shanahanSarah hardySimon nitter dankelLeonard readDwightd eisenhowerDelandj myers

Which came first: the domesticated chicken or its egg?

Major new international research reveals evidence about where, when, and how people domesticated chickens.

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Only recently have scientists discovered exactly when and where the animal went from wild to tame

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