Why do roosters crow?

jerrybob · Mar 18, 2013

Well....apparently....we are not the only country to spend money on unnecessary studies.......

Cock-a-doodle-doo! Scientists wonder why the rooster crows - latimes.com

:chicken::chicken::chicken:

Marveltone · Mar 18, 2013

They crow because they can. :cheerful:

Joe

jerrybob · Mar 18, 2013

I know that and you know that so why did they have to conduct a study?? Just sayin!:drink:

murphy1244 · Mar 18, 2013

They have a lot to talk about..

SPIKER · Mar 18, 2013

There was a similar study done in Illinois on Crows about 6 years ago. One of their senators was driving thru the country side and saw a bunch of crows were all dead along side of the road. So the Senator invests billions of taxpayer dollars on a study to find out why these crows died. He found out that the crows would eat a lot of carrion from along side the road & when they did they would post a "Watch Crow" to warn all the others when a car came by. Yet a LOT of them were still being hit/killed on the road. The Senator finally figured it out all by himself, he said that the "Watch Crow" would say CAW CAW it would not say "Truck"... After he declared the problem understood he was later moved to a higher office & is now working on "Crow Healthcare..."

There you have the rest of the story...

Mark

jinman · Mar 19, 2013

It's rumored that roosters crow because if they chickadee, all the hens laugh and them.

hunterridgefarm · Mar 19, 2013

To get to the other side?

Because a bark just didn't sound right?

2LaneCruzer · Mar 19, 2013

They crow to insure that the sun continues to rise and insure a bountiful harvest (it's better than human sacrifice).

kevin37b · Mar 19, 2013

He's just letting the girls know it's a new day and time to go to work .

PILOON · Mar 19, 2013

And do we wonder why the economy is in the state it is.
Guess funds were available and they had to be used or none for next year.
Still better than a study on the Afican TseTse fly or Mali locusts I guess.