Green jungle fowl is the name of a group of birds including birds of the tribe of Phasianidae, ie a family of chickens, quail, peacocks, and sempidan. Jungle fowl is believed to be ancestors of some of the pet chicken is in the archipelago. This chicken is called by different names in different places, such as canghegar or cangehgar (Sd.), chicken base (Jw.), ajem allas or tarattah (Md.). Have a scientific name Gallus varius (Shaw, 1798), this chicken in English known as Green Junglefowl, Javan Junglefowl, Forktail, or Javanese Junglefowl Green, referring to the color and place of origin. Large birds, total body length (measured from the tip of beak to tip of tail) approximately 60 cm on a rooster, and 42 cm in females. Combs on cock naked, but rounded edges, red, the color blue in the middle. Feathers on the neck, neck and shiny green coat with the edge (margin) black, look like fish scales. Closing the hip in the form of long hairs pointed golden yellow with a black center...