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The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass had annoyed chickens summon an army of angry chickens to attack you while the angry chicken attacked you personally. The lesson: you never should annoy a chicken.

The cucco would summon other bloodthirsty cuccos in every game since A Link to the Past besides Twilight Princess.
Here's an snipet from an article on Zelda Universe about them:

ZU wrote:

When retaliating against abuse, Cuccos have been relentless and immortal beasts. They have been seen dive bombing Link to hurt or kill, trying to eat him, and even have their own Dark World counterpart. 

Once Link betrays the trust of the adult Cucco, disastrous results will occur. I remember when I first played A Link to the Past, I went around the towns slashing bushes and noticed that I affected the nearby Cucco. Now knowing I could sword-slash the Cucco, I did it over and over again to see what would happen. I died or should I say Link died. Below is an example of what I saw.

When Link assaults a Cucco enough, whether it is by sword, bomb, slingshot, or by other means, the assaulted will call for backup. This backup is usually referred to as the “Cucco Revenge Squad.” It is basically an immortal swarm of Cuccos that Link has little no defense against. This death swarm appears in most of the Legend of Zelda series with the exceptions being Link’s Awakening, Majora’s Mask, Wind Waker, and Twilight Princess. The only time Link can kill these these normal Cuccos is in Link’s Awakening. Link can use the Magic Powder or Magic Rod. In any other game, Cuccos are immortal.

Source: http://www.zeldauniverse.net/articles/while-we-wait/links-truest-enemy/

Yum Roast Chicken :>)