that's what I'm wondering but don't chickens js have to sit over the egg for a bit and then a chick or baby whatever will form in the egg?
just think of it as a period, the eggs are unfertilized and don't have any baby inside. they just come out naturally as part of a cycle
so how do chicks get in eggs then??
From what I know only mated chickens lay eggs that can hatch into chicks.
a similar way to how human babies get in human bellies
chickens need to mate first,they also need a sperm of the rooster before laying an egg so it will fertilize the egg that the chicken will produce otherwise they will just lay blank/unfertilized eggs...
the eggs we normally consume is unfertilized (the white and the yolk) .even if the hen incubate the egg it will not hatch to a chick
now i feel like i am talking to kids, coz didn't we learn this on reproductive lessons in grade school? (￣∇￣")
I got lessons on humans not chickens I didn't know if it was the same goddamn I feel attack /j
ohh srry learned it in biology class, chickens are the common examples so its hard not to not remember but honestly it's almost the same as for humans when it comes to how it happened the difference is they lay eggs and people birth humans..
fun fact: an egg is basically in simplest term - the hen's menstruation
ohh lol that makes sense then
Bruh we straight out studying biology for this chapter
This way he can keep his child but does the eggs really contain chick because it said that the eggs that came naturally doesn't have anything inside isn't?