article_snippet: A woman picks up The chicken and brings The chicken into better view of the camera and Bird seems perplexed by the attention The chicken has gained.
article_snippet: Surprisingly, four-legged chickens are not as uncommon as many people would think.
article_snippet: The chicken appears completely indifferent to having two extra legs as The chicken wanders around and drags four-legged chickens behind The chicken .
article_snippet: In 2005, a live chicken was found among 36,000 other birds at a farm in America.
article_snippet: Named Henrietta, Bird managed to go unnoticed for 18 months at Brendle Farms in Somerset, Pennsylvania, before Bird discovered by a foreman.
article_snippet: Farmer Mark Brendle's 13-year-old daughter Ashley named a live chicken and asked to keep a live chicken as a family pet.
article_snippet: Bird had two normal front legs but behind those were two more which were dragged behind when Named Henrietta walked, exactly like a live chicken.
highlights_snippet: Bird appears completely perplexed by the attention Bird gains .
  