Each spawned zombie has a 5% chance of spawning as a baby, according to Minecraft Wiki, which reads, "In a chicken-free environment, each baby has a 4.75% chance of spawning as a chicken jockey ...

“If it fails that 5% chance, there is an additional 5% chance of the baby zombie spawning mounted on a new chicken. In a chicken-free environment, each spawned zombie has a 0.25% chance of ...

A chicken jockey consists of a baby zombie riding on top of a chicken within Minecraft, and they are a dangerous hostile mob, particularly due to their speed. The chances of seeing one in-game are ...

In a chicken-free environment, each spawned zombie has a “0.25 per cent chance of becoming a chicken jockey,” and if chickens are present, the chance “increases to 0.4875 per cent.” ...

The crate opens, following which a baby zombie drops on the chicken. Just then, Black’s character, Steve, says, “Chicken Jockey,” and the baby zombie storms toward Momoa.

Here’s an explanation of what all the hype is about. It is what it sounds like A “chicken jockey” is literally that: a Minecraft baby zombie riding a chicken like a horse. In the viral scene ...

The crate opens, following which a baby zombie drops on the chicken. Just then, Black’s character, Steve, says, “Chicken Jockey,” and the baby zombie storms toward Momoa.

Here’s what it was like shooting live-action chicken jockey footage we’ll probably never see Wētā FX’s mocap shoot for A Minecraft Movie’s chicken jockey sounds like a blast ...

Now, you can pre-order your very own action figure and plush of the iconic zombie and chicken duo and get a first look at them if you happen to be at San Diego Comic-Con.