The chicken named Mike the Headless Chicken lived in a head-cut condition for eighteen months. In September 1945, the farmer Lloyd Olson slaughtered a chicken for the dinner and took it. But if the head is cut off, its brain's blood vessels and parts of the brain remain with an ear and with the body. As a result, it survives death and can also protect the balance of the ear (many people do not know, the presence of vertebrate bodily through the presence of a kind of fluid in the ear).
The headless pedestrians became increasingly popular and began to earn money by arranging exhibitions with Olsen chickens. Visitors' ticket was 45 cents and Mike earned 4500 dollars a month. In 1847, after 18 months of miscarriage, Mike died due to a corn straining in the semen nil.
