It is commonly believed that headless chickens run because many of the birds' reflex movements are controlled by their brain stems, not their brains - meaning a chicken will sometimes continue to race about.
But raw chicken 'coming back to life'? A viral video appearing to show a slab of chicken on the plate full of raw meat wriggling then hoisting itself off the table is baffling the internet.
The footage shows a piece of raw chicken begins to twitch towards the plate's edge, almost as if it's escaping, then launches off the table and falls to the ground as a diner screams.
It is unclear where the footage was filmed - although many viewers have noted chopsticks on the table.
And it's even less clear how a very dead chicken has supposedly managed to 'reanimate.'
The footage posted on Facebook by Rie Phillips two weeks ago was full of theories.
Some wondered whether it is possible for a freshly slaughtered chicken's severed parts to still be firing off nerve signals.
One person suggested: "Usually because the meat is so fresh the muscles can still move."
Another didn't need any answers, writing: "Hell no if my food is walking, I’m walking too."
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