A brooding chick that continuously crowds beneath the heat source is most likely showing which condition?
Correct answer: B. Insufficient heat
- A. Excessive heat
- B. Insufficient heat
- C. Adequate ventilation
- D. Excess dietary protein
Explanation
Chicks crowd under the brooder when they are cold and seeking additional warmth. Excessive heat usually causes chicks to move away from the heat source, pant, and spread their wings.
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