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What do fighting roosters typically wear during matches?

  1. A helmet for protection

  2. A knife on both legs

  3. A protective vest to prevent injury

  4. Nothing at all

The correct answer is: A knife on both legs

Fighting roosters typically wear a knife on both legs during matches. This practice, often referred to as "cockfighting," involves attaching sharp blades to the birds' legs to enhance their fighting abilities. The knives are designed to cause serious injury to the opponent, making the fights more dangerous and brutal. While there are other forms of protective gear used in various contexts for animals, in the specific case of cockfighting, the addition of knives is a traditional and controversial aspect of the sport. This method emphasizes aggression and the natural fighting instinct of the roosters, making it a key element of the practice, which is illegal in many places due to animal welfare concerns.