A chicken can run for a while after its head is cut off because the brain and the body of the chicken are not completely dependent on each other for movement. Even though the chicken's head has been severed, some of the reflexes in the spinal cord can still function for a brief period of time. The reflexes allow the chicken's legs to continue moving even though the chicken is no longer conscious. This phenomenon is known as the "running chicken syndrome" or "headless chicken phenomenon". However, it is important to note that this is not a conscious or deliberate movement on the part of the chicken and the animal is not alive without its head.
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