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Rooster pecked Australian woman to death, medical journal reports

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Rooster pecked Australian woman to death, medical journal reports

"This case demonstrates that even relatively small domestic animals may be able to inflict lethal injuries," pathologists involved in the research said.

An elderly Australian woman collecting eggs on her farm was fatally pecked by a rooster who targeted the victim's varicose veins, researchers said.

The findings, published in the journal Forensic Science, Medicine and Pathology, were meant to show how even the smallest, most unthreatening animals can still inflict deadly wounds, according to University of Adelaide pathology professor Roger Byard and forensic pathologist Judith Fronczek.
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Not too far from the wild despite many thousands of generations in domestication.

The chilling part is that the bird went for her obvious varicose veins, causing her to bleed to death.

Note to self: don't take up egg or chicken farming.
 
Roosters can be vicious. I had a friend that was attacked by one....he got her in the back with his claws.
 
JacksinPA said:
Rooster pecked Australian woman to death, medical journal reports

"This case demonstrates that even relatively small domestic animals may be able to inflict lethal injuries," pathologists involved in the research said.

An elderly Australian woman collecting eggs on her farm was fatally pecked by a rooster who targeted the victim's varicose veins, researchers said.

The findings, published in the journal Forensic Science, Medicine and Pathology, were meant to show how even the smallest, most unthreatening animals can still inflict deadly wounds, according to University of Adelaide pathology professor Roger Byard and forensic pathologist Judith Fronczek.
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Not too far from the wild despite many thousands of generations in domestication.

The chilling part is that the bird went for her obvious varicose veins, causing her to bleed to death.

Note to self: don't take up egg or chicken farming.
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Well, this is a horrible story. I can't blame the rooster. He was just doing what his instincts told him to do. She must have been too nice to wring his neck. That was the appropriate response.
 
JacksinPA said:
Rooster pecked Australian woman to death, medical journal reports

"This case demonstrates that even relatively small domestic animals may be able to inflict lethal injuries," pathologists involved in the research said.

An elderly Australian woman collecting eggs on her farm was fatally pecked by a rooster who targeted the victim's varicose veins, researchers said.

The findings, published in the journal Forensic Science, Medicine and Pathology, were meant to show how even the smallest, most unthreatening animals can still inflict deadly wounds, according to University of Adelaide pathology professor Roger Byard and forensic pathologist Judith Fronczek.
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Not too far from the wild despite many thousands of generations in domestication.

The chilling part is that the bird went for her obvious varicose veins, causing her to bleed to death.

Note to self: don't take up egg or chicken farming.
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blood thirsty ****
 
HumblePi said:
blood thirsty ****
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Not really. He was doing what he was meant to do. He was defending his females and their young. Just acting on his genetic programming. If I'd been this lady, I'd have grabbed him by the neck and wrung it. End of story. If it's a choice between him and me, I choose me. That doesn't mean I don't respect the rooster who fought to protect his territory.
 
bearpoker said:
Not really. He was doing what he was meant to do. He was defending his females and their young. Just acting on his genetic programming. If I'd been this lady, I'd have grabbed him by the neck and wrung it. End of story. If it's a choice between him and me, I choose me. That doesn't mean I don't respect the rooster who fought to protect his territory.
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He sure knew her weak spot, her varicose veins
 
bearpoker said:
Well, this is a horrible story. I can't blame the rooster. He was just doing what his instincts told him to do. She must have been too nice to wring his neck. That was the appropriate response.
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I can. KILL IT! Show it NO mercy.
 
HumblePi said:
Pigs are the most intelligent animals and we slaughter them. Sad
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HumblePi:

But our porcine brothers and sisters taste so good! Bacon, pork belly, spareribs, pork sausage, ham, pork chops, pork shoulder, pork loin, and trotters (pigs feet). Let's give the cows and chickens a break and keep noshing on the piggy-wiggies please.

A carnivorous cheers.
Evilroddy.
 
JacksinPA said:
Rooster pecked Australian woman to death, medical journal reports

"This case demonstrates that even relatively small domestic animals may be able to inflict lethal injuries," pathologists involved in the research said.

An elderly Australian woman collecting eggs on her farm was fatally pecked by a rooster who targeted the victim's varicose veins, researchers said.

The findings, published in the journal Forensic Science, Medicine and Pathology, were meant to show how even the smallest, most unthreatening animals can still inflict deadly wounds, according to University of Adelaide pathology professor Roger Byard and forensic pathologist Judith Fronczek.
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Not too far from the wild despite many thousands of generations in domestication.

The chilling part is that the bird went for her obvious varicose veins, causing her to bleed to death.

Note to self: don't take up egg or chicken farming.
Click to expand...

He thought she wanted the C.
 
This was clearly a violent farmyard "coop d'etat". George Orwell is to blame for inciting this kind of bloody agrarian uprising and egging these cockerels on. Now every chicken wants to be Spartacus and every pig Napoleon. We should have never given them the vote!

Please forgive me, it's late and I am tired.

Cheers.
Evilroddy.
 
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