Daily Trivia

a) The historical significance of poultry b) Poultry as a wildlife conservation effort c) International poultry trade d) The culinary and domestic value of poultry

a) 150 pounds b) 101 pounds c) 30 pounds d) 50 pounds

a) Felis b) Aves c) Gallus d) Pullus

a) Europe b) Australia c) Africa d) Southeast Asia and China

a) Ancient Egypt b) First century B.C. Europe c) Italics of ancient Rome d) Pre-Columbian America

a) 1978 b) 1985 c) 2000 d) 1992

a) Discovery of a new chicken species b) Chickens became the first bird to be artificially cloned c) Chickens became the first domesticated animal classified as endangered d) Chickens became the first bird to have their genome completely mapped

a) Turducken b) Caprese Bird c) Poultry Royale d) DuckDuckGoose

a) Exceptional egg-laying capacity b) Being the largest rooster c) Their colorful feathers d) Tender, juicy, and flavorful meat

a) Jewelry, toys, musical instruments, currency, and scientific experiments b) Artwork, children's crafts, insulation, amusement rides, and bookbinding c) Quill pens, tinder, fishing lures, goose down bedding, and decorative paper d) Fertilizers, building materials, weaponry, ceremonial attire, and noise makers