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There are about 50 billion chickens in the world, making it the most abundant bird on Earth. There are more chickens than any other bird. In North America, there are about 10 billion chickens, compared to about 4 billion wild birds. Come with Tidbits as F O consider RK S • E ASTthe G RAN D F O RK S we chicken!

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• About 5.9 billion pounds of chicken are consumed every hour of every day, with over 8.6 billion chickens eaten in the U.S., and 40 billion eaten worldwide over a single year. There are more chickens in the U.S. than there are cows, pigs, sheep, goats, ducks, rabbits, and turkeys combined. Americans eat one-third of all chickens in the world, consuming more than any other country. The chicken is the most industrialized animal in history.

• The chicken originated in Asia, was domesticated, and carried worldwide on ships.

Chickens that came with Christopher Columbus were the first in North America. When Columbus tasted roasted iguana in the Bahamas, he may have been the first person to say, “Tastes like chicken.”

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• The pilgrims brought chickens with them to Jamestown in 1607, and by 1609 they had a flock of up to 500 birds.

• In the 1700s it was illegal for slaves in the U.S. to own livestock including hogs, cattle, or horses, but were allowed. Slaves raised chickens and sold the meat, feathers, and eggs.

• In the U.S., the per capita consumption used to be about ten pounds per year, until the 20th century.

• In 1923, Celia Steele of Oceanview, Maryland, ordered her usual 50 chicks so she could continue her business of selling eggs on the side while her husband served in the coast guard. She was shocked to receive an order of 500 chicks instead, but rather than return them, she built bigger chicken coops, raised the birds, and started selling chicken meat instead of just eggs. She turned such a profit that she doubled the order the following year, ordering 1,000 chicks, and followed that with an order of 10,000 chicks the year after that.

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• In 1926, her husband Wilmer quit his job at the coast guard because raising chickens was more profitable, and by 1928, they were raising 25,000 chickens every year. Celia Steele ended up inventing the mass-production of chickens as a primary food source, rather than just as a source of eggs.

• As more people in the Delaware began raising chickens, their numbers boomed, rising from 50,000 birds in 1925 to over a million just one year later, and 7 million by 1934. By 1936, twothirds of all chickens raised in the U.S. came from the Delaware area. As a result, chicken consumption began to skyrocket. Not everyone could raise cows or pigs, but chickens were easy to raise. Chicken coops sprouted up in backyards across America alongside Victory Gardens during World War II. The number of chickens in the U.S. grew by 250% over the course of the war. ...continued

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• In the 1930s it was discovered that feeding chickens vitamin B12 would prevent them from suffering pernicious anemia, the same illness that contributed to the deaths of Alexander Graham Bell and Annie Oakley, which is caused a vitamin deficiency. It used to be difficult to keep a flock of chickens alive throughout the winter because the lack of exposure sunlight and subsequent lack of vitamin D caused rickets in the chickens who then became lame. When the role of vitamins was finally understood, it was easy for chicken ranchers to add cod liver oil – a rich source of vitamin D – to the diet of chickens, thus keeping them healthy all year long.

• Then it was found that feeding chickens antibiotics helped them grow bigger much faster. Next, mass production of corn and soybeans as feed maximized their growth. Consumption of chicken increased vastly during World War II due to the rationing of pork and beef. By the end of World War II, there was indeed “a chicken in every pot.”

• In 2015, almost 60 million tons of chicken meat was consumed worldwide.

• It takes 7 pounds of feed for a cow to put on a pound of beef, but a chicken turns 12 pounds of food into 6 pounds of chicken meat in just seven weeks. If a human grew that fast, a 6.6 pound baby would hit 660 pounds in two months. In the wild, a chicken takes six months to grow to its full weight of about 5 pounds. In factories, they reach their full weight in just five weeks.

• A chicken produces about 11 lbs. of manure over the course of its 7-week life, which adds up to about 95 billion pounds of waste each year produced by the chicken industry.

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• Today, a typical independent chicken farmer produces almost half a million broilers per year, yet it’s estimated that two-thirds of people who raise chickens for a living live below the poverty line.

• The difference between white meat and dark meat is the amount of myoglobin in the tissue, a protein used to deliver oxygen to muscles. The more a muscle is used, the more myoglobin it has and the darker the meat.

• Chickens in cages are sometimes set out in cages in public parks in order to be bitten by mosquitoes so that their blood can be tested for West Nile virus.

• All birds descended from dinosaurs, but genetically speaking, chickens and turkeys are their closest relatives.

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• Louis Pasteur was working to cure fowl cholera, an avian disease that killed about 25% of the chickens in France. He started with the head of a chicken that had died from the disease, culturing strains of the pathogen from it, using it to infect other birds, then collecting cultures from those birds so he always had a ready supply of the disease at hand.

• In 1879, Pasteur took a break, leaving the cholera-infected chicken heads lying on shelves in his lab, exposed to sunlight and air. When he returned months later, he tried to take cultures from the dried-out heads of dead chickens, but was disappointed to find that the healthy live chickens he tried to infect with cholera would get sick, but wouldn’t die. He had to go out and find freshly dead chickens who had recently been killed by cholera – and then he was even more perplexed when the same group of chickens who had previously refused to die of cholera would fail to even get sick when infected with a fresh virulent strain of the disease. From this discovery, the first vaccines were developed.

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• In 1902, Barringer learned about the meteor crater. Recently, another geologist had noted the vast amounts of pulverized iron surrounding the crater and put forth the theory that the hole had not, in fact, been caused by a volcanic explosion, but had instead been formed by an iron-rich meteor impacting the earth. This theory was first dismissed in the scientific community, but Barringer found it plausible. Barringer reasoned that the bulk of the meteor must be underground, beneath the crater. Since he had made one fortune on gold, and a second fortune on silver, he decided to make a third fortune on iron. Before he’d even seen the site, he formed the Standard Iron Company, and purchased the entire crater and the area around it.

• In 1929, astronomer Forest Ray Moulton performed calculations on the energy expended by the meteorite on impact, reaching a well-researched conclusion that the meteorite had most likely entirely vaporized when it landed. He theorized that the massive ball of iron that Barringer had been searching for did not exist. His report contained 127 pages of reasoning and mathematical analysis that could not be denied.

• Daniel Barringer died of a heart attack shortly after reading this paper, dying at the age of 69. He left behind his wife and eight children, who were by now nearly destitute. Yet, they still owned the meteor crater and all of the property surrounding it.

• They set up a visitor center and began offering tours.

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• Today, a crater on the Moon is named for Barringer, in honor of his efforts that proved that a big hole in Arizona was caused by a meteor rather than a volcano.

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• In 1902, the newly formed firm began drilling operations in the base of the crater. Barringer spent 27 years trying to locate a large deposit of meteoric iron, and drilled to a depth of 1,375 ft but found no significant deposit. The process bankrupted him, but his efforts were instrumental in proving that the crater had indeed been formed by a meteor impact rather than a volcanic explosion. His research further proved that if a meteor hits the surface of the Earth at an angle, rather than dropping straight down as had previously been assumed, it will still form a perfectly circular crater.

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• On Dec. 13, 1577, English seaman Francis Drake sets out from Plymouth, England, with five ships and 164 men on a mission to raid Spanish holdings on the Pacific coast of the New World. Three years later, Drake's return to Plymouth marked the first circumnavigation of the earth by a British explorer.

• On Dec. 10, 1901, the first Nobel Prizes are awarded in Stockholm, Sweden, on the fifth anniversary of the death of Alfred Nobel, the inventor of dynamite and other explosives. It is believed that Nobel created the prizes out of moral regret over the increasingly lethal uses of his inventions in war.

• On Dec. 14, 1911, Norwegian Roald Amundsen becomes the first explorer to reach the South Pole, beating his British rival, Robert Falcon Scott, by more than a month. Amundsen used sleigh dogs, while Scott employed motor sledges, ponies and dogs.

• On Dec. 15, 1945, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, as Supreme Commander of Allied Powers in the Pacific, brings an end to Shintoism as Japan's established religion. The Shinto system included the belief that the emperor, in this case Hirohito, was divine.

• On Dec. 11, 1961, the ferry carrier USNS Core arrives in Saigon with the first U.S. helicopter unit, including 33 helicopters and 400 air and ground crewmen. Their assignment was to airlift South Vietnamese Army troops into combat.

• On Dec. 9, 1979, a commission of scientists declares that smallpox has been eradicated. The disease, which carries a 30% chance of death for those who contract it, is the only infectious disease that has officially been eradicated.

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★ T-shirt sales all afternoon ★ ★ 1pm-3:30pm bid on silent auction items ★ ★50/50 raffle during game ★ ★ High School Band playing during intermission ★ ★Taco in a bag (free will donation)★

Give online at www.altru.org/donate and note your gift is for Stick it to Cancer

Give Online at ​www.altru.org/donate​ and note your gift is for Stick it to Cancer

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• World record for greatest number of tennis balls held in the mouth at one time: Augie, a golden retriever, at five tennis balls.

• World record for greatest number of balloons popped in the shortest amount of time: Toby, a whippet, with 100 balloons in 28 seconds.

• World record for the longest ears: Tigger, a basset hound, at 13.75 inches.

• World record for highest jump: Feather, a greyhound, at 74 inches.

• World record for running on hind legs only: Jiff, a Pomeranian, at 33 feet in six seconds on his hind legs.

• World record for running on front legs only: Jiff, the same Pomeranian, 16 feet in 7.6 seconds.

• World record for travel by scooter, with front paws on the handlebars and one hind leg pushing: Norman, a Briard, 100 feet in 21 seconds.

• World record for longest, fastest skateboarding: Jumpy, a border collie/blue heeler mix, at 100 meters (109 yards) in 19.65 seconds.

• World record for farthest distance travelled on a surf board: Abbie Girl, a kelpie, at 351 feet.

• World record for the tallest dog: Zeus, a great Dane, at 44 inches tall at the head.

• World record for heaviest dog: Zorba, an English mastiff, at 343 lbs.

• World record for smallest dog: Milly, a Chihuahua, at 3.8 inches tall, weight 1 lb.

• World record for number of clones made from a dog: Milly, the same Chihuahua, at 49.

• World record for largest litter: Tia, a Neapolitan mastiff, at 24 (20 survived).

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• World record for longest tail: Keon, an Irish wolf hound, at 30.2 inches.

• World record for oldest dog: Bluey, an Australian shepherd, at 29 years.

• World record for longest eyelashes: Ranmaru, a labradoodle, at 6.7 inches.

• World record for most Frisbees caught and held in the mouth without dropping any: Rose, a lab/ border collie mix, at 7.

• World record for fastest walking with a soda can balanced on the nose: Sweet Pea, a shepherd/border collie mix, at 100 m in 2 minutes, 55 seconds.

• World record for most expensive dog: Big Splash, Tibetan mastiff, $1.5 million.

• World record for the largest number of dogs attending an obedience class: 390.

• World record for greatest number of dog biscuits balanced on the nose at one time: Monkey, a mutt, with 26 biscuits.

• World record for the greatest number of dogs simultaneously balancing a single biscuit on their nose: 109.

• World record for biggest dog biscuit: Hampshire Pet Products, 617 pounds, 19 feet long.

• World record for greatest number of people saved from drowning: Swansea Jack, a black lab, at 27.

• World record for richest dog: Gunther, a German shepherd, who inherited $106 million when his owner Countess Karlotta Liebenstein died in 1992.

• World record for longest distance travelled by a lost dog to get home: Bobbie, a collie-shepherd mix, at 2,551 miles from Indiana to Oregon after getting lost on a family trip.

• World record for most fan mail: Eddie, Jack Russel terrier, “Frasier.”

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