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The Japanese Bantam or, better known as Chabo, originated in Japan. This avian animal is quite unique, because it has a small body with short legs, so it's not wrong if this chicken is about 10 to 12 inches tall. Meanwhile, this animal has a very curved tail. Female Chabo chickens can produce 1 to 2 small eggs per week. In addition, this chicken can also fly quite well.
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Common Name
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Chabo, Shojo Chabo, Katsura Chabo
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Conservation Status
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Extinct (EX)
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Taxonomy
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Scientific name
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Gallus gallus domesticus
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Species
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Gallus gallus domesticus
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The Japanese Bantam or, better known as Chabo, originated in Japan. This avian animal is quite unique, because it has a small body with short legs, so it's not wrong if this chicken is about 10 to 12 inches tall. Meanwhile, this animal has a very curved tail. Female Chabo chickens can produce 1 to 2 small eggs per week. In addition, this chicken can also fly quite well.
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