China: Playful Chicks Peck at Sunlight Spots on Ground in Zhejiang

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China: Playful Chicks Peck at Sunlight Spots on Ground in Zhejiang

On April 10, 2026, in Zhejiang, a video captured a flock of chickens repeatedly pecking at streaks of sunlight shining through gaps, as if the light itself had become their new toy. Several chicks gathered under the light beams and chased the moving spots, pecking rapidly and persistently at the glowing patches on the ground.

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  • NOTE: No audio Video Location: Zhejiang, China Video Recording Date/Time: April 10, 2026

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