@howitworkssss: A chick call is a soft, repetitive vocal sound made by a hen (or sometimes a human imitating her) that is used to attract, guide, or gather baby chickens (chicks) toward a specific place or person. It is one of the most important forms of communication in poultry behavior. In natural settings, a mother hen produces gentle clucking or rhythmic “tuk-tuk-tuk” sounds when she wants to call her chicks. These sounds are calm and steady, not loud or sudden, which helps the chicks recognize that there is no danger. The chicks are naturally sensitive to this voice and respond quickly by moving toward the source of the sound. This behavior helps keep the flock together, especially when they are searching for food or moving around in open spaces.