Headless Chickens in Thailand Still Surviving Despite Head Retirement

No need to go far in search of world sacrifice. In Ratchaburi province Thailand there is a headless chicken that still survives to this day. After being beheaded, the lanang sex cock still stood firm even though his head was retired.

Facebook user Noppong Thitthammo was the first to neutralize videos and photos of headless chickens in Thailand. In the posting caption, it was not explained who the owner of the headless chicken was.

But reportedly after shocking residents because the chicken still survives for a week without being able to eat and drink. The chicken was finally adopted by the monks and they fed it through the throat using syringes.

Supakadee Arun Thong is a veterinarian who first treated the headless chicken. He taught the monks how to feed through the neck and give him antibiotic injections to prevent infection.

I do not know for sure what caused the chicken to lose his head, because none of the residents who claimed to have cut the chicken let alone admit the chicken was his. So it is likely that the chicken head retired early due to being attacked by wild animals and luckily he still survived, refused to die even able to walk back and forth even though his head was dislodged.

You could say this is magic, but if you look at it from a medical perspective, you can explain how the headless chicken can still live until this day. Because his predecessor also had a headless chicken named Mike who remained alive for 18 months in the United States.
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