Top 20 Bizarre Roosters You Won’t Believe Actually Exist

You may have thought Foghorn Leghorn from Looney tunes is a strange rooster but in this world exist much stranger chickens. Here are 20 unique roosters you won’t believe actually exist.
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Be Amazed at these Top 20 Unique Roosters You Won’t Believe Are Real! Yellow Goldenpheasant - Also known as “Gigi’s Golden”, this pheasant was first developed in Italy in the 1950s by Alessandro Gigi. Modern Game - The Modern Game chicken originated in the UK and dates back to the mid-19th century. “Pink” chicken - For all lovers of the colour pink, this chicken is right up your alley. Belgian Bearded d’Uccle - Named after its hometown of Uccle in Brussels, the Belgian Bearded is a type of Bantam chicken that was created by Michael van Gelder in the early 20th century. Siamese pheasant - Red Golden pheasant - Silkie - Lady Amherst’s pheasant - Sri Lankan junglefowl - Black rooster - The Polish chicken is known for its incredible crest, whether feathered or insanely fluffy, which can be so thick that it obstructs their eyes! Onagdori - Hailing from Japan, the Onagdori is known for its tail, which can reach lengths of up to 27 feet! Transylvanian Naked Necks - With a stare like that, the Naked Neck is definitely one of the scariest looking entries in this list. Dong Tao Ga Ho - Also known as a Dragon chicken, the Dong Tao is a chicken with enlarged feet which originated in Hanoi.

Gold Laced Wyandotte - The Wyandotteoriginated in the US in the 1870s and is a popular breed for exhibitions, with many different colour variations. Araucana - Not only does this bird look like he’s proudly displaying his latest facial hair, the Araucana is one of a very few breeds that lays blue eggs! GMO naked chicken - This chicken may look unappetising, but it was created in 2002 by an Israeli geneticist to have a number of benefits. Sebright - One of the oldest recorded bantam chickens, the Sebright was named after its developer Sir John Saunders Sebright in the 19th century. Appenzeller Spitzhauben - Giant brahma rooster.