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Okay so I went on a small trip to a ravine I had found. I found a mineshaft as well as a Stronghold. All good, but with all the loot it was time to go home. So a point at the edge of the ravine is (-863,34,119), and my home's front door is around (-325,64,63). Not too far of a trip.
Now I'm on my way home, which is a rather slow trip considering I have to make multiple chests and delete multiple chests so it's a one way trip. But as I'm going, I'm getting major amounts of lag. I already have my F3 up and I see my used memory is flicking between 99% and 100% and my allocated memory is 100%. This had never happened before, so I just exit out and come back in and it goes back to normal.
As I'm continuing, I see a missing chunk. After leaving and restarting the game a few times it still stays, well, gone. Not too big of a deal until right beside it an entire army of chickens starts pouring out of a spot where I'm sure it's a chicken spawn.
I have a picture here of the missing chunk/chicken army.


I've had some glitches happen in the past right in my house. Cows glitch out of their pens, both as just a visual glitch where they are untouchable, but also just walking through them as if they have no collide factor on them. Also sometimes when I am fishing, my hook will float up about a block above the actual water.

I do not have cheats enabled, my world is normal survival, and I have not changed between gamemodes on this world.

Does anyone know a way to fix these, or at least help make these things happen less often?

Quote from cestislife

That is a common chunk error.

If your world got corrupted you can try to repair it with MCEdit. Open the offending world in MCEdit, press 'ctrl-i' and select 'Repair regions' in the dialogue which pops up. Once this has completed, save your world and exit MCEdit.

To download MCEdit, go to http://www.mcedit.net/ and choose the version appropriate for your OS.

Well, that helps that. Thank you!