Rolling Chicken

Discovery
The Rolling Chicken (Poulus Pietroulos) was discovered by Epikrooster while looking for his own species, the Epikroosters. While searching the Gobi desert he found this strange creature rolling down a sand dune at high speeds.

Transportation
The rolling chicken uses it's wide, shovel-like beak to climb to the top of sand dunes, once it has reached the top it rolls down on it's wheels at up to 46.92 kilometres an hour. Aside from this it is not significantly different from a regular chicken.

As Pets
Because of their shovel-like beaks and afinity for sand, rolling chicken chicks are frequently, illegally kept as companions for beach-going toddlers. This is inadvisable and has been actively discouraged by many governments and pseudanimal rights organizations on the grounds that, as these undomesticated chickens reach maturity and their top rolling velocity, they may easily become involved in injurious or fatal collisions.