Headless Chicken Survives For A Week After Being Decapitated (Photos)

Posted by Thandiubani on Thu 29th Mar, 2018 - tori.ng

People have been left in shock after a headless chicken, against all odds has now survived for one week.

The headless chicken has survived for one week 
 
A headless chicken has survived for a week after being decapitated, a report by Dailymail has revealed.
 
The chicken has now been adopted by a vet who calls the bird 'a true warrior'.  The remarkable bird was found in the Mueang Ratchaburi district of Ratchaburi Province in central Thailand.
 
A vet named as Supakadee Arun Thong has adopted the headless animal, feeding it by dropping food down its neck and giving it antibiotics. She told a local newspaper the bird seemed tame and was responding well.
 
 
Miss Arun Thong said: 'The animal has its life. If it wants to live, we feed it.'
 
However the animal lover confessed she feared its tongue would soon fall out as it continued to dry out.
 
It was not clear how the chicken came to lose its head but locals say it may have been attacked by another animal. 
 
Vet Supakadee said she was hoping someone would soon take the chicken off her hands.
 
She said: 'Who will take him and care for him? He will need lifelong care. I have to admit that this chicken is a true warrior with a very tough heart.'
 
The chicken that survived longest without its head is believed to be one named Mike, who lived for 18 months after losing his head in Utah in the US from 1945 to 1947.
 
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