Do the birds feel angry when we human beings take away their eggs to eat them up?

Question

How do they react on not finding their eggs?Do they get depressed?Do they cry?

Answer 1

Chickens learned long ago that it is a good deal to exchange eggs for a life of leisure and easy food. To them it is just a sensible business transaction. The same way that we exchange our labor for money instead of relaxing and enjoying life.

Answer 2

not normally. in the wild, without human interference, bird eggs are a good treat for any predator. so...birds of all kinds have adapted to deal with the loss of their young. usually they may be sad for a day or a few minutes, but thats it..they are adapted to deal with it...if they didnt, there would be depressed birds all over the world.

Answer 3

ok i feel the same way but chickens for example. only at certain times will chickens have babies not all the eggs have babies in them you know. some eggs are for food and the farmers know when that time is i dont know but if you try and take a chickens baby eggs she knows and will defend them with all her might.

Answer 4

animals have no moral. puppies know if they are taken away from their parents because they met their own parents. Birds never met their babies just only their egg shell so they probably dont know what happened to them when they are taken away.

Answer 5

Well, what if your children were taken away from you, you would do the same wouldn't you.

Answer 6

not chickens because they are really stoopid, we have about 30-35 chickens and one thing i know about them is they are really really dum

Answer 7

if they see you doing it sometimes. except 4 chickens

Answer 8

some animals eat their young what do you think they are thinking?

Answer 9

they start attacking or "peck" ur head

Answer 10

no