In nature, the differences between chickens and other animals and their relationships are quite complex. Most of the time there is a brief touch between the two, or even most of the time it is just familiar. For example, there is a certain relationship between chickens and gryllotalpaafricana, but it does not include biological coexistence and friendship with each other, but only groping and exploring together in order to seek understanding and co-evolution. And what does this relationship change when chickens and other animals do not belong to the same genus as each other?Chickens and harmful insects such as ants and locusts constitute an exceptional relationship, one in which there is no benefit to both parties. There may be disharmony between them, and even disharmony may occur between them, which means that it is impossible for them to coexist and coexist, they belong to different genera.
Summary: In conclusion, the phrase "what genus of the rooster is not compatible with" provokes deep reflection and leads to the conclusion that when an insect belongs to an animal such as a chicken, there is no brief contact and familiarity between it and other harmful insects, but that something discordant happens, and they belong to different genera.