Science Community need to study the Roosters. They have high testosterone ! I am telling u-- they are very brave, and i believe it is the hiliib attachment on their chin that contains this vital masculine hormones. Get to it Scientist! I can't do your job!
According to Googles:
This is just one reason that roosters often have high levels of testosterone that would not be found in nature. It is quite literally in their genes. Young roosters, much like many young male animals, are often burdened with a surge in testosterone during their first spring.Apr 15, 2020
What makes a rooster aggressive?
Any rooster of any breed can become aggressive just as any rooster of any breed can be a teddy bear. Aggression typically becomes apparent in cockerels when they reach puberty, generally any time after four months old. Sexual maturity ushers in the full load of testosterone, which is a behavior game changer for some
Their female also are very brave. I have seen Mother hens fight with a huge eagle, beat him till the Eagle cried loud for mercy in the corner
According to Googles:
This is just one reason that roosters often have high levels of testosterone that would not be found in nature. It is quite literally in their genes. Young roosters, much like many young male animals, are often burdened with a surge in testosterone during their first spring.Apr 15, 2020
What makes a rooster aggressive?
Any rooster of any breed can become aggressive just as any rooster of any breed can be a teddy bear. Aggression typically becomes apparent in cockerels when they reach puberty, generally any time after four months old. Sexual maturity ushers in the full load of testosterone, which is a behavior game changer for some
Their female also are very brave. I have seen Mother hens fight with a huge eagle, beat him till the Eagle cried loud for mercy in the corner
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