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==Cultural associations==

==Cultural associations==

Culturally, in most English-speaking countries, chickens are associated with [[cowardice]]. It is unclear how this association began, or what behaviors exhibited by real-life chickens are considered to be cowardly; nonetheless, a reference to chickens is often found to be an effective way to mock a cowardly person, whether calling him or her "chicken", ostentatiously imitating a chicken, or making more complex quips such as that a cowardly proponent of [[evolution]] seems to have evolved into a chicken.

Culturally, in most English-speaking countries, chickens are associated with [[cowardice]]. It is unclear how this association began, or what behaviors exhibited by real-life chickens are considered to be cowardly; nonetheless, a reference to chickens is often found to be an effective way to mock a cowardly person, whether calling him or her "chicken", ostentatiously imitating a chicken, or making more complex quips such as that a cowardly proponent of [[evolution]] seems to have evolved into a chicken.

==References==

==References==

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[[Category:Survivalism]]

[[Category:Birds]]

[[Category:Permaculture]]

[[Category:Meat]]