(Video Link) It might not be the fastest method of transportation, but it is certainly luxurious. Via BuzzFeed...

It never occurred to me before, but it makes sense: if you can roast a chicken in a clay oven, such as a tandoor, why not just wrap the bird in clay and stick it in the oven? Tasteologie has a video and pictures of c...

You know what you need? A piece of chicken around your neck. No, really! Let's say a fried chicken wing, painted a nice shade of pink, and then suspended from a gold chain around your neck. Here, put it on before you...

The Little Hen Rescue is a chicken rescue group in Norfolk, England. Because many of their chicks are missing feathers and get cold in the winter months, the group uses jumpers to help keep the birds nice and warm. You c...

I don't know about you guys, but I'm a sucker for articles with funny patents and this Life article quickly drew me in with these delightful chicken spectacles. There are 40 more for those of you looking for a great...

Not that there's anything wrong with a lot of froz...  ...that there's anything wrong with a lot of frozen chickens -- even 80,000 tons of chicken. It's just that L...

During the early years of the Cold War, Britain pr...  ...So the British military considered nesting live chickens on the bombs. The body heat from the chickens would keep the vulnerable components of the bombs...  ...isted of filling the casing of the nuke with live chickens...

Are you tired of your chickens pooping all over your nice carpets and grandmothe...  ...invented and sells them for people who keep their chickens indoors: The nappies she sells are bought by f...  ...houses who keep birds but have limited space. " Chickens have become inc...

Robert Sosebee of Austell, Georgia came home to fi...  ...ing livestock in the city. But he doesn't own any chickens , except for a couple of ceramic hens decorating h...  ...one of his neighbors might have seen his ceramic chickens on the front lawn and called the county, thinking...  ...ont lawn and called the...

A hen in Eastwood, UK, lay an egg that was 9.1 inches in diameter, exceeding the standing record of 8.6 inches: Hens' eggs typically have a circumference of 5.5 inches and are 2.3 inches long. Mr Barbouti, a 64-yea...