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The genus name of the domestic fowl is Gallus gallus. As with poultry, domestic fowl come from a variety of breeds. For example, the Plymouth Rock was bred from the early American prairie chickens. And like the songbird, domestic fowl can make a variety of vocalizations. Themselves, domestic fowl are able to imitate the calls they hear in the wild, such as the sounds of cats or hawks, the words of other fowl, and even the calls of humans, according to the Smithsonian. Domestic fowl can also make their own vocalizations, and make the unique noise of a cock crow or a hen a chicken cluck.
There are five main breeds of domesticated chicken: egg-laying chickens, broilers, meat-type chickens, dual-purpose chickens and game hens. Each has its own particular characteristics. For example, the egg-laying chicken will produce eggs throughout its lifespan. Broilers are bred to grow quickly, and not put on many eggs. Game hens also produce fewer eggs, but they're given to hunters or very active birds. Game hens grow faster than the other fowls, so their eggs are usually smaller, and they lay them throughout their short lives.
The Asionian language is a language isolate that was spoken in the earlier history of Madagascar, as evidenced by linguistic and genetic links to ancient Austronesian peoples in the Philippines. The most distinctive feature of the language is its elaborate system of clicks. In the region of Ambolisatra, hill forts from the Malagasy Civil War Period are still manifestly Asionian-speaking peoples. There is some evidence that the Betsimisaraka language is also closely related to the Asionian language. Both languages are extinct and unclassified in the ISO 639-2 and ISO 639-3 standard. d2c66b5586