A hen in southern Sweden that has grown a rooster comb, tail and wattle and begun to crow is wreaking havoc in its henhouse, where the rooster, Henry VIII, is hopping mad, Swedish media reported.
"Henry VIII is bloody angry. The other hens are mostly just surprised but they seem to increasingly accept him or her," said the owner of the henhouse, Christel Hammar-Malmgren.
Hammar-Malmgren woke up one morning in July to the sound of two roosters crowing, instead of just one. To her surprise, she discovered that one of the black hens, Anne Boleyn — all of the hens are named after Henry VIII's wives — had undergone a transformation.
"She had lost most of her hen feathers and had begun growing a comb and tail," she said.
She insisted however that despite the change, and unlike the hen's namesake, there were no plans to end Anne Boleyn's days prematurely.
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