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An intelligent hen
Feb 15, 2008 01:11
  • YVONNE
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Animals are becoming intelligent. In Northeast China, a hen is amazingly smart. Ms. Li lives in Shenyang, China and has a one-year-old pet hen called Guai-Guai. She loves the hen a lot and treats her like a daughter. Guai-guai even gives her “mom” a kiss, by pecking her lips softly with her beak whenever Ms. Li moves her mouth close to her.

Guai-guai is quite talented; she can recognize words and even do some simple calculations. Ms. Li wrote four Chinese characters – good to be happy - on a board and hung it up on a wall in her home. Each time Guai-guai hears her “mom” say any of these words, she will peck on that word several times. Ms. Li also has another board with some simple arithmetic problems and answers. When Guai-guai hears her mom read the problem, she will gently peck on the answer a few times. It’s said that the hen always answers correctly.

Guai-guai is also capable of recognizing pictures of fruit, facial features and cars. Ms. Li proudly said: “Guai-guai has an exceptionally good memory and learning ability.” She is now teaching her cute little pet hen to recognize everyday utensils!

Feb 17, 2008 09:39
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And each time the chook pecks it is rewarded with food? yes it is intelligent enough to know how to get food!
Feb 19, 2008 13:41
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Oh Paul, you are so cynical!


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Feb 19, 2008 19:46
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Guai-guai even gives her “mom” a kiss.


Feb 19, 2008 19:49
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she can recognize words and even do some simple calculations.

Feb 19, 2008 19:50
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recognizing pictures of fruit, facial features and cars.

Feb 22, 2008 11:50
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GUEST18931 I somehow expect future pictures to show the hen missing a wing or drumstick. After all, with a chicken that smart, one wouldn't want to eat it all at once! :-))
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