The quest for the pet to be recognized as the oldest of the species was encouraged by a friend of the bird owner.
for that colleague marsi parker Darwin, who lives in Waterloo in the United States, should put his chicken in the Guinness World Records.
Marsi did this, and within weeks received a response to requests to collect evidence, including photos, videos, witness statements and journalistic texts, that her animal was 20 years old.
I hope they give credit to my witnesses, such as my thirty-year-old niece who loved Peanuts when she was young, and a friend of mine who moved to California 18 years ago who loved Peanuts and was surprised to come back to see her again. among others.” Marsi Parker Darwin in an interview with The Sun Times News
Peanut’s owner started rescuing chickens in the 1990s, and in the early 2000s a bird named Nankin made a new brood in the early 2000s.
One of the eggs was the one that led to Peanut, which was almost thrown away when it failed to hatch.
After the bird survived, she was rejected by her mother and Marsi took care of her. Since then, the Peanut has been known as the “lap chicken” of its owner.
Today, Guinness World Records lists a category for the oldest living chicken on its website. However, the Page does not have a valid registrar.
source: Noticias
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