POULTRY—CHICKENS VISION AND OTHER SPECIAL SENSES Chickens have panoramic vision of about 300°, and possible binocular vision of 26°. Sight is an acute sense and colour vision is important. Preference is probably for - Cruelty-free - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	POULTRY—CHICKENS VISION AND OTHER SPECIAL SENSES Chickens have panoramic vision of about 300°, and possible binocular vision of 26°. Sight is an acute sense and colour vision is important. Preference is probably for Add to Reading List Document Date: 2005-09-12 22:01:30 Open Document File Size: 57,93 KB Share Result on Facebook City Celle / London / Lincoln / Edinburgh / / Company Hess / University of Nebraska Press / ALTERNATIVE HUSBANDRY SYSTEMS / Sainsbury / CABI Publishing / / Country Switzerland / Germany / Norway / United States / Netherlands / West Germany / United Kingdom / / IndustryTerm floor systems / perforated steel sheet / perchery systems / maintenance systems / food changes / food requirements / intensive poultry husbandry systems / husbandry systems / food calls / deep-litter systems / barn/aviary egg-production systems / food / / Organization SOCIAL ORGANISATION / University of Nebraska / West German government / Queensland Department / DOMINANCE HIERARCHIES AND LEADERSHIP There / / Person Shoffner / / Position farmer / R.N. / / ProvinceOrState Queensland / / PublishedMedium Psychological Review / / URL www.animalbehaviour.net / / SocialTag Agriculture Aviculture Chicken Animal cruelty Cannibalism Battery cage Eggs Feather pecking Free range Poultry farming

POULTRY—CHICKENS VISION AND OTHER SPECIAL SENSES Chickens have panoramic vision of about 300°, and possible binocular vision of 26°. Sight is an acute sense and colour vision is important. Preference is probably for Add to Reading List