Ayam Cemani is a complete and full black colour bird of Indonesia. She also gives eggs like all other creatures on the earth and her eggs are most commonly known as the Ayam Cemani Egg. The original roots of the Ayam Cemani black bird are not known or are extinct now. However, this black bird was first came into the picture in sumatra. 

The name of the Ayam Cemani Egg is also very interesting in general language. You want to know how? Here it is. Ayam Cemani black bird’s name is made up of two letters. Ayam and Cemani. Ayam means Chicken and Cemani means Black in Indonesian language and Sanskrit language respectively. This black bird is not eaten in the country but in fact, it is used to please god by the people of Indonesia.

Jan steverink is the name of that person who imported this Ayam Cemani Egg black bird for the very first time in Indonesia. This Ayam Cemani Egg and the bird are completely or fully black in colour along with a dark green coloured touch over its feathers. These black birds are considered to be very strong and healthy in nature. Plus, in addition to this, these black birds are so alert as well as so confident as they always pose confidently so that their enemies do not come near or in front of them.

These Ayam Cemani Egg come in all sizes such as muscular big, small, or even medium. As per the experts, it has been said that the Ayam Cemani lay so many eggs, almost 80 eggs in a year, which ultimately means that the Ayam Cemani black bird lays one egg every week. However, they do not lay eggs this way. But in fact, the Ayam Cemani black bird lays eggs for 6 months in a row and then go on the rest time, which means they do not lay any eggs in that time. 

Some of the genetic properties of the Ayam Cemani black bird are slightly similar in nature with the chicken creatures that are found in the heart of India, Madhya Pradesh. 

Conclusion

At last, the Ayam Cemani black bird is a very healthy, robust, and alert bird. This Ayam Cemani creature is completely black in colour and lay so many eggs for six months only. However, these birds are not frequently eaten by people.