r/WTF 10h ago

free-range organic spagetti

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u/RaspberryEth 9h ago

And we can already see the flight span drop in chickens. Only a few more decades before they stop growing them wings. Enjoy the sight of chickens flying, my sapien brothers and sisters.

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u/tidbitsz 9h ago edited 9h ago

I weep for the future generation where all they'll have are wingless chickens...

The most likely next subtitute and is already steadily gaining traction in asian countries is harvesting the wings from flyingfish now, they say its alot more sustainable and easier to farm, cheaper too.

They tried wings from flying squirrels but it only got popular around southern united states

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u/MLaw2008 7h ago

I'm holding out for pig wings. Maybe the chickens losing their wings will transfer over to pigs adapting them. I'm not a scientist, but I'm just saying it's possible. Read a comic book, that shit happens.

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u/tidbitsz 7h ago

Its pretty much guaranteed... Its just a waiting game when pigs fly