The rooster, which is one of the poultry species, belongs to the genus Chicken in the family Chicken. A rooster is a male individual of a domestic chicken, which is usually larger in size and has more brightly colored feathers as compared to a female hen (hen). Here are some of the main characteristics of a rooster:
1.Feathers: Roosters have a variety of feathers in a variety of colors, including red, blue, green, black, etc., with different breeds having different colors and patterns. The tail feathers are usually long, and some breeds have curved tail feathers.
2.Head: The head of the rooster is large, and some breeds have significant sarcomas (called "combs"), which are usually red or purple in color. There is usually a bare ** around the eyes, which is variable in color.
3.Cocomb: The's comb is a characteristic specific to males and is located on the top of the head, with some breeds having larger combs and smaller ones, and are usually red or purple in color.
4.Larynx: Roosters have a well-developed thyroid gland in their larynx, which is the organ they are able to make early morning crows.
5.Muscles: Roosters have well-developed pectoral muscles, which helps them to fly (although domestic chickens have limited flying abilities).
6.Legs: Roosters have long legs and sharp claws, which are suitable for grasping and climbing.
7.Tail: Roosters usually have long tail feathers, and some breeds have curved tail feathers, which helps them fly.
The size, color, and feather pattern of roosters vary from breed to breed, and different breeds have different physical characteristics. The rooster is not only farmed as a pofowl, but also has an important symbolic meaning in many cultures because of its bright plumage and distinctive chirping sound.