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 Mojo513 rated 29 months ago- I had heard this story before on Ripleys Believe it or Not, but never knew the full story. Its an amazing story about a headless chicken named "Mike", that lived for 18 months after being beheaded by a farmer, in 1945. It was determined that the ax blade had missed the jugular vein, and a...
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- clevercryptic rated 6 months ago
- Wyandotte roosters are tough.
- draboo rated 23 months ago
- cool
- goniagnostus rated 32 months ago
- Read about this years ago as a child in Ripley's Believe it or Not, and wondered ever since about the details. Now I am fulfilled.
- MNGophers3 rated 11 months ago
- That's right, headless, and true. Great Story.
- Slateseraph rated 34 months ago
- I read about this in Einstein's Refrigerator. If you like this kind of stuff, I would suggest that book.
- xtxzt rated 14 months ago
- From the page: "
The Amazing, true story of this famous fowl dates back to September 10, 1945 when Mike, a young Wyandotte rooster, was about to become the dinner of Fruita, Colorado, farmer Lloyd Olsen."
- yetikeeper rated 21 months ago
- This is a must read!
- twilightstoic rated 15 months ago
- I know people who seem to live their entire lives without a brain, but this is a chicken who literally survived eighteen months without a head. Go you, Mike.
- ianvincible rated 23 months ago
- A chicken that lived for 18 months after being beheaded.
- Mojo513 rated 29 months ago
- I had heard this story before on Ripleys Believe it or Not, but never knew the full story. Its an amazing story about a headless chicken named "Mike", that lived for 18 months after being beheaded by a farmer, in 1945. It was determined that the ax blade had missed the jugular vein, and a clot had prevented Mike from bleeding to death. Very interesting and bizarre story!
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