Scientists at Dalhousie University have utilized artificial intelligence technology to decode chicken language, revealing that chicken calls are not random sounds, but rather a complex communication system. By analyzing audio data and employing natural language processing techniques, researchers are able to identify the chickens' emotions and non-verbal cues, leading to a deeper understanding of how these animals communicate. The findings contribute to improving poultry business practices, enhancing the living conditions and health of chickens, and have practical implications for agriculture.