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An eight-month old rooster stands on some grass May 22, 2002 at the Hebrew University in Rehovot. Israeli scientists at the Agriculture department of the university have genetically engineered bare-skinned chickens as part of a research project to develop succulent, low fat poultry that is environmentally friendly. The naked chicken, as the bird has been dubbed, would also save poultry farmers large amounts of money on ventilation to prevent their chickens from overheating. REUTERS/Havakuk Levison

[Daffynition]

Nekkid chickens need dressing!

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Looks like a wayback prototype for a T-Rex.

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Looks like a wayback prototype for a T-Rex.

[kalee]

Will they put sweaters on them in the winter to keep them warm?

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The naked chicken, as the bird has been dubbed, would also save poultry farmers large amounts of money on ventilation to prevent their chickens from overheating.

I've been in a chicken farm, and the smell is overwhelming. Chickens spend their whole life breathing ammonia in poorly ventilated buildings, which is what makes them taste worse than free roaming chickens. Their only breath of fresh are on the truck to the processing factory. Can't imagine how bad the meat would taste with less ventilation.