Sultan chicken
Breed of chicken
The Sultan is a Turkish breed of crested chicken. It has several other unusual features: it is bearded, muffed and five-toed, and has a v-shaped comb, heavily-feathered legs and feet, and vulture hocks. The name derives from the original Turkish name of Sarai-Tavuk, 'fowls of the sultan'.
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Sultan chicken
Breed of chicken
The Sultan is a Turkish breed of crested chicken. It has several other unusual features: it is bearded, muffed and five-toed, and has a v-shaped comb, heavily-feathered legs and feet, and vulture hocks. The name derives from the original Turkish name of Sarai-Tavuk, 'fowls of the sultan'.
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From Wikipedia
The Sultan is a Turkish breed of crested chicken. It has several other unusual features: it is bearded, muffed and five-toed, and has a v-shaped comb, heavily-feathered legs and feet, and vulture hocks. The name derives from the original Turkish name of Sarai-Tavuk, 'fowls of the sultan'. Birds of this type were supposedly kept in the gardens of the palace of one of the sultans of the Ottoman Empire. It is rarely seen and is an endangered breed – in 2026 the world population was estimated at 86 birds.
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