I have had three cats, all indoors and all dry food only. Two of the three lived in excess of 18 years each. The third ran away. Maybe it was because we did not give him wet food
I have had three cats, all indoors and all dry food only. Two of the three lived in excess of 18 years each. The third ran away. Maybe it was because we did not give him wet food
The Mythbusters disproved this one. They found that the larger the piece of paper, the more times it can be folded in half. They used a large hanger and a very large piece of paper and were able to pass 7 folds.No piece of square dry paper can be folded more than 7 times in half!
That is actually the average time a chicken can fly at a height of 5 feet off the ground (10-13 seconds--it does depend on the breed--heavier breeds will not fly as long). The longest recorded distance a chicken has flown is 301.6 feet. which, would mean the chicken flew approximately 23.2 feet / second. If this distance were covered in 13 seconds, that would mean the chicken was traveling at about about 18 mph. However, chickens typically travel at 9 mph and stay airborne for 3-4 seconds. Chickens are described as "gliding" more than flying. The reason they are not good flyers has to do with the size of the wings. Although, my barred Plymouth Rocks fly quite well and will fly quite high (about 8 feet if I use the deer fence around the garden as a gauge). I actually recall s/one telling me it was 1 min 43 seconds, but I can't find proof of that.
Unless you were adopted, then you might.
I love that commercial. Just wish I could see the guy while he does the piggy-voice.
Or is that "weeee" (said like the little pig out the car window in the Geico commercials) all the way home.
