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"When there is no more room in the hen's house, the dead chicken will walk the earth" #plymone #zombiechicken #zombieapocalypse #vfx #dead #gore (på/i Gävle Kommun)

Check out these SPARKLE-TASTIC #enamelpins from the always amazing @jessadorables Thank you so much for the #pintrade and my Zombie chicken adores them too!!! Go check them out people!!! #enamelpin #pingamestrong #pin #pins #zombiechicken #adamsfamily

So @ragamuffpins had a sale so I placed my first order. I may have ordered one or two things...these are awesome and have great detail. Thanks for the stickers #ragamuffpins #enamelpins #lapelpins #pingame #wizardofoz #strangerthings #garbagepailkids #zombiechicken

I don't know if they are climbing or what but they wanted to enjoy the sunshine. #diamondrose #mylittlepony #zombiechicken #chesspawn #actionfigureshenanigans

Just bowling. #actionfigureshenanigans #DiamondRose #zombiechicken

zombie chicken #zombiechicken PETALUMA, Calif. –  In this rich agricultural region of Northern California, ranchers have been turning chickens too old to lay eggs into compost at a rate of a half-million hens a year. But some chickens not properly euthanized have been seen crawling out of the compost piles, earning them the name "zombie chickens" — and hatching a debate over what else might be done with them and other "spent hens." A food bank proposed making sausage to feed the poor. A reptile enthusiast suggested using them as food for large exotic pets like pythons and alligators. And an industry group said in the future they could be used as fuel for power plants. But for now, according to egg farmers in Sonoma County, composting is the only affordable option. The last Californiarendering plant stopped taking the hens in May. If there was something that could be done, it would be done," said Petaluma egg farmer Arnie Reibli. The egg-laying birds have only a pound of usable meat, compared to the 5-pound chickens typically raised for eating. Slaughtering the chickens, even to transport them unprocessed and frozen whole, would likely cost more than composting them, Reibli said.

If you think the US election is scary, try the politics being played out in my backyard!