How does a chicken hunt prey? - Answers

Chickens are very intellectual creatures. They often scope out their intended prey and create a map of possible hiding places. On the night of the heist, they will most likely fast to make sure they have room to eat. Once their prey is spotted they will send signals to each other. These signals are often scratching their hocks or saddle. When their prey reaches an isolated and secluded spot, the chicken will attack from behind bushes and trees carrying large machetes and handmade spears decorated from their own feathers they have sacrificed. They will then suck the blood from the necks of the prey with their serpent tongues and carry what is left of the body back to their base to be prepared at cooked. Then they are treated to a five course meal.