• 8 years ago

When Kris Garret noticed her 11 chickens appearing a little bored, she attached a xylophone to the wall of their coop. As a result, beautiful music rang through the hen house all day long and kept the birds occupied. Credit: Facebook/Kris Garrett via Storyful

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