The annals of Ancient Egyptian king  Thutmose III described a marvelous foreign bird that “gives birth daily.” Zoroastrians viewed them as spirits whose cries told of the cosmic struggle between darkness and light.
Os anais do rei Tutmósis III, do Egito antigo, descreviam as galinhas como uma ave estrangeira maravilhosa que "dá à luz todos os dias". Os zoroastrianos consideravam-nas espíritos cujos gritos falavam da luta cósmica entre as trevas e a luz.