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Chicken In Tutus: Newest Fashion

The common household chicken was not known for specifically gorgeous - but a new trending fashion for chickens allowed this fowls to peacock-walk around the yard. Internet contains all the photos parading chickens in tutus and it's quite adorable, I'm able to catch some photos and upload it here. Forget about the diaper fashion of chickens here's the latest fashion and update your chicken fashion lingo and encyclopedia - here comes Chicken In Tutus.

Dance around the yard with these chicken in tutus, fashionable and adorable they are, they are sure to make you laugh, smile or even dance for joy. According to Ed Hagen, animals are born with a nature to dance to communicate their longing for a matchup in the animal kingdom and chickens included as well.

Poultry Scientists from the University of Georgia explains the courtship and mating of chickens and rooster as a sequence of events: “dropping one wing and dancing in a circle (the lowered wing will be on the inside of the circle dance). The hen will crouch (dip her head and body) to indicate receptiveness to the male. The rooster will then mount the hen and grab her comb, neck feathers, or the skin on the back of her head or neck to help hold onto the hen’s back.” It's quite fitting to dress for the occasion and give them a fitting tutu, says Weird!?!

Meet The Chickens In Tutus

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Watch These Chickens In Tutus

Live animals like monkeys, elephants, lions and horses will not be seen in a a german circus instead a magical hologram representations of them are substituted to guarantee cruelty-free theatrical experience.

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The said german circus as usual presented a weird magical experience of animals less the blood and flesh of real animals thought it remained spectacular.

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Circus Roncalli, Germany has been in the circus industry since 1976 later on changed it's strategy to avoid and fight against animal cruelty in the industry.

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The circus are now using state-of-the-art 11 ZU850 laser projectors operated by Bluebox partnered with Optoma to bring in animal experience and produce holographic playful experience with them.

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Birger Wunderlich at Bluebox said, “We have been using Optoma projectors for 6 years and have consistently had a very positive experience in price, performance, and reliability. We needed a high contrast projector with great colors for the 3D effect and the ZU850’s 2,000,000:1 contrast is perfect for this project.” Weird!?!

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Harking back to the '80s, an Asian elephant named Kirsty was protected and transported to the now-shut Calderpark Zoo in Scotland.

There, Kirsty shaped a moment and mind blowing bond with her devoted coach and zookeeper, Peter Adamson.

The pair spent numerous years gaining from each other and fraternizing. In 1987, they were tragically part separated when she was moved to England's Chester Zoo in 1987.

Tear-jerking bonding moments with her trainer after 35 years. Source: Little Things

Peter forgot about Kirsty as the years passed, yet he always remembered about her. She missed him frantically, as well, however the Chester Zoo is likewise where she met Judy — Kirsty's cherished deep rooted sidekick.

Together, Kirsty and Judy were exchanged to Dublin and lived there somewhere in the range of 1994 and 2005. They were then moved to the Neunkircher Zoo in Germany.

Peter chose he was resolved to see Kirsty once more, if at all conceivable. An Asian elephant's normal life expectancy is around 48 years, all things considered.

He in the long run discovered some data about her whereabouts on the web and was charmed to learn Kirsty was without a doubt alive and sound — and living in Germany where he was slated to relax.

Staff at the Neunkircher Zoo orchestrated their tragic get-together, 35 years really taking shape.

Peter didn't know that Kirsty, presently 52 years of age, would significantly recollect him. In any case, he was going to see whether the well-known axiom it genuine: that elephants always remember. Weird!?!