Seven incredible weird animal anecdotes: The outstanding painter dog

Are you a person who likes to hear strange stories? The seven anecdotes about animals that I have mentioned still cover the veil of mystery. They require us to have the courage to understand, think, explore, and slowly find the right answer.

1. headless chicken

A headless chicken named Mike had its head cut off, but still survived for 18 months.

In 1945, a farmer in the United States celebrated his mother-in-law's birthday. World Customs Network, because his mother-in-law liked to eat chicken necks, he accidentally left one ear and most of the brain stem of a rooster when cutting the chicken's head. The chicken didn't die, it was still alive and kicking. Therefore, Ochen left Mike's life, but he survived after being beheaded. Therefore, the farmer took special care of Mike and used a syringe to clear the mucus on his head to prevent accumulation and obstruction from eating. Mike's head had been removed, but he could still walk to the high chicken coop. He could also crow, but only a faint silent sound could be made from his throat.

The news of the headless chicken spread so much that many people came to watch it, earning the owner a lot of money for it. In March 1947, Mike died of mucus clogging, which was a relief from continuing to suffer. The very magical headless chicken ended its life like this.

2. Cat's

predicted death

Oscar is a cat that was abandoned and sent to the Steele House Rehabilitation Center nursing home. Its coat is gray, white and black. Predicting death-just hearing this article is enough to make people square their eyes and want to know more. Little Oscar's daily activity is to wander back and forth between wards and visit around, which seems normal. When Oscar was six months old, doctors and nurses suddenly noticed a very special situation: as long as Oscar stayed in a patient's ward for a long time and curled up by the patient's bedside, the patient would generally pass away within a few hours, as if it had sensed something.

In the long run, we will try and test again. Within two years, Oscar accurately predicted the death dates of 25 patients. So far, scientists have not yet studied whether there is any scientific basis for Oscar's death prediction function. Is it because it is spiritual and alert to a certain aura, or because it has lived in a nursing home environment since childhood and can read a certain signal from the doctors and nurses who get along day and night... All kinds of speculations are still unsolved mysteries.

3. Tillamook Cheddar is a six-year-old Jack Russell Terrier dog who lives in New York City. His work has been recognized by the painting industry as one of the rare outstanding dog painters in the world. He has held six exhibitions, including the famous Williamsburg Gallery in Greenwich, New York, Amsterdam, Knokke-Heist, etc. In 2002, it collaborated with 25 anthropologists to produce a large painting on display at the National Gallery of Art in the United States. In 2003, her works brought her artistic career to a certain peak, and their works have been officially collected at the New York Historical Museum.

Since Tillamook is a dog, the way she paints is certainly different from that of humans. First of all, her assistant first glued the color carbon paper to ordinary painting paper with tape. Tillamook used his mouth, teeth, claws, and soles of his feet to scratch the special painting tool to create the lines it wanted. If the work is not halfway completed and the assistant wants to come and take away the semi-finished product, Tillamook will be very angry and scratch the assistant. If the work is not painted well and she is really dissatisfied, like all human painters, she will destroy what she has just painted. She has high self-requirements.

This dog is so talented that many people secretly sigh that it is inferior to it. 4.

of Einstein-nature parrot 5.

of orangutan who understands human language