The jet-black Ayam Cemani chicken is a
unique breed that originated from the
island of Java, Indonesia.
Florida-based breeder Paul Bradshaw started
selling them for $2,500 (£1,700) each in 2013.
The all-black chickens, nicknamed the
‘Lamborghini of Poultry’, were his “most
requested bird ever”. The chicken is named
after a village (Cemani) in central Java.
Their beak and tongue, black comb and
wattles; even their meat, bones and organs
appear black. The blood of the Ayam Cemani,
however, is normally coloured.
The birds’ black colour occurs as a result of
excess pigmentation of the tissues, caused by
a genetic condition known as fibromelanosis
and is also characteristic of Chinese Silkies, a
black chicken treasured across China.
Collectors covet this bird because it’s beautiful,
exotic and hard-to-get. The roosters weigh 2–
2.5 kg and the hens from 1.5–2 kg. The hens
lay cream-coloured eggs with a slight pink
tint.
In the past individual birds in the United
States of America have been priced at $2500.
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Devil's Fowl

"I eat gucci ponmo and not java chicken", ask hushpuppi.

if no be say china far from here, ABA pple for spray their chicken go sell am dere

Came to see the chicken and the so-called golden eggs

Pics please.. .