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Are newborn chickens able to feed themselves?
No, newborn chickens (chicks) are not able to feed themselves.
Here's why:
* They lack the instinct: Unlike some other animals, chicks are not born with the instinct to peck at food and identify what's edible.
* They need a specific diet: Chicks need a specialized chick starter feed, high in protein and other essential nutrients. They cannot digest adult chicken feed or regular grains.
* They need help to learn: They need to be taught by their mother hen, or by humans, to peck at food and identify what's safe to eat.
What do newborn chicks need?
* Heat: Chicks need a warm environment to stay comfortable and grow.
* Food: They need chick starter feed, which can be purchased at farm supply stores.
* Water: They need fresh water, and it's important to ensure it's shallow enough for them to access easily.
It's important to provide chicks with everything they need to thrive and grow into healthy chickens.
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