Chicken

History
Chickens, like cows and pigs, have been around since time has been recorded. Used as a source of food and decorative feathers, it is unknown where Chickens come from. All that is known, however, is that they have been domesticated for at least 1,000 years.

Behavior
Chickens are fairly simple creatures, pecking at thr ground for insects, seeds, and other small food sources. Female chickens will lay eggs at random times, very few of them actually hatching into a new chicken. They will run if in danger, and can glide down long drops to safety.

Predators & Prey
Every carnivore will prey on the Chicken, given their small size and lack of defense. In return, chickens will each anything small enough to fit in their beaks, although seeds are their favorite.

Appearance
Chickens have long white feathers with brown edging. They have a strong beak, a red crest, and strong bird legs and toes. They do have wings, but they are only powerful enough to glide downwards.

Strengths & Weaknesses
Chickens are completely incapable of defending themselves, even so that a mere fox can hunt them down without any worry of harm. The Chicken's greatest strength comes from the fact that they are domesticated animals, meaning that they will never die out. Their role as a food source to sentient beings has spread them across the world, and they will always be around - at least, until the sentient beings die out.