Does a rooster intuitively know when to emit a “cock-a-doodle-doo” thanks to an internal timekeeper, or is his crowing a response to the dim light of the rising sun? Roosters do generally crow mostly ...

Roosters crow in the mornings because their internal clock tells them to, new research suggests. The rooster's morning cock-a-doodle-doo is driven by an internal clock, finds new research, suggesting ...

PARIS — Maurice the rooster can keep crowing, a French court ruled Thursday, as it rejected a complaint from neighbors who sued over noise nuisance. Maurice's case and several other lawsuits against ...

Mr. Zodiac Rooster swoops down on Monkey’s head and crows a cock-a-doodle-doo to herald the Chinese New Year — the new moon of the first day of the first lunar month that bears his name. The rooster, ...

Roosters, famously, crow in the early morn -- but scientists don’t fully understand why they unleash their voices when they do. After all, roosters have also been known to make a racket when other ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Those adorable balls of fluff and feathers that were so irresistible at Easter can become a backyard chicken fancier's worst nightmare when four months later, one starts crowing.

The rooster's morning cock-a-doodle-doo is driven by an internal clock, finds new research, suggesting the male chickens really know the time of day. The study, detailed today (March 18) in the ...

In this image made from video provided by BFMTV, a rooster is seen in a cage, with a sign reading in French "The countryside lives, makes noise, the rooster as well", during court proceedings in Saint ...