Serving no scientific purpose whatsoever, unless you’re studying the effects a palm sized chicken offspring has on strangers and its ability to cause spontaneous “ah cute” comments. Whilst scientists and inventors at the serious end of robotics are drawing inspiration from the animal kingdom to improve their robotics, they aren’t too concerned with the outer aesthetics.
At the toy market end of the scale they’re having much more fun, prehistoric playthings, mess-free pets and now farmyard friends.
Sat cupped in your hand this little fella will chirp and cheep then in response to petting will twitch its wings - So far, so sweet.
This interactivity however has the irritant side to it, as without attention, chicken sibling will cry!
You can of course put a halt to this sulk by returning to your attentive self, or place the birds nest it arrives in upside with “chirpoalot” underneath.
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