var arrayFacts = [ "A Matter of Taste:

Chickens only have between 250-350 taste buds, while humans have thousands!

Dogs, on the other hand, have fewer taste buds than either.", "Egg Factories:

In 1998, chickens in the USA produced nearly 7 billion eggs.", "Not Too Hot, Not Too Cold:

To hatch healthy chicks, chicken eggs must be kept at a temperature of 86 degrees Fahrenheit.

The chick will usually hatch from its egg within 21 days.", "Worth the Wait:

It can take a hen a long time (24 hours) for a hen to lay one egg, even with the assistance of special machines farmers use to help the process along.", "Chicken Ancestors:

The chicken, according to Darwin, is descended from a wild species of red jungle fowl called a Gallus Bankiva.

Gallus Bankiva is found across Asia and India, stretching all the way to the Philippines.", "Chinese Chickens:

Archaeologists have found ancient documents that mention the chicken, leading them to believe that the bird was first introduced to China in 1,400 B.C.", "Chickens in Art:

Ancient Babylonian carvings dating back to 600 B.C. include pictures of chickens.

Moreover, The Greek writer Aristophanes mentioned the chicken in his works around 400 B.C.!", "Chickens Channel Evil Spirits:

Followers of Hinduism in Indonesia believe that chickens can channel evil spirits when dead relatives are being cremated.

If any evil spirit exits the body as it is burned, the family hopes it will go into the chicken rather than another person.

After the ceremony, the chicken will simply return to the coop as though nothing has happened.", "Chicken of the Gods:

The Ancient Greeks rarely slaughtered chickens, since they believed they were associated with Ares, the god of War, and Athena, the goddess of weaving, wisdom, crafts, and war.", "Love Thy Chicken:

The Romans believed that a chicken approaching from the left side was a good omen.

The Romans believed chickens could predict the future and would consult the birds for advice.", "Crack The Egg/Code:

The National Rugby team of France uses the chicken as its team symbol.

Chickens have also served as the symbols of political parties, including the Rhodesia/Zimbabwe Independent party and cities, such as Denizli, Turkey and Rhode Island.", "It Doesn't Have to be Easter:

Though the eggs you usually get in the store are white, some species of chicken lay eggs of a different color.

Indeed, chickens can lay tan, dark brown, or even blue eggs! The ameraucana and araucana chickens lay eggs that are shades of light blue and green.", "The Egg Came First:

Scientists believe the egg came first. Long before birds existed, there were reptiles and dinosaurs that laid eggs.", "The Wright Chickens:

The longest recorded chicken flight is 13 seconds.", "Fried Chicken Frenzy:

Fried chicken is the meal most often ordered in sit-down restaurants in the US.", "Out Numbered and Out Feathered:

There are more chickens than people in the world.", "Hey, You Got A Comb?

Chickens are the only birds with combs, that erect, red, fleshy growth on top of their heads which resembles a decorative Spanish comb.

There are seven distinctive types of combs: rose, strawberry, single, cushion, buttercup, pea and V-shaped.", ];