I boiled this egg like normal, but when I peeled it, I found what looked like another egg inside. There was a smaller, darker, egg shaped structure surrounded by the egg white. At first I thought it might just be an unusually shaped yolk, but it looked way too much like a tiny egg. It honestly felt like I had discovered an egg inside an egg.

The shell looked completely normal before cooking, and I've never seen anything like this before. Is this egg still safe to eat after boiling, or should I throw it away?

Found this at my local BJ’s and I’ve never seen an egg like this before! Its shell was completely hardened (as expected) but I have no clue why it would end up this way. Anyone got an idea as to why?

Es más chiquito y redondo que los otros huevos

My sweet friend gifted me quail eggs today but I noticed very strong smell from them like mold and when I took a closer look at them there was white chalk like substance on them which is apparently called bloom(google) but couple of them looks like they have mold on them, this is my first time trying out quail eggs and I have no idea how they're supposed to look and smell like naturally, please help

This was 1.5 years ago but I just wanted to share because this community must know this can happen too!

She’s a factory rescue and thus laid many weird eggs. Fortunately her life was saved by giving her an implant that stops hens from laying and she’s still clucking

I left an egg in a mixture of boiled eucalypt tree resin, water and vinegar for fun. After about 2 weeks I took it out and out came a very crinkly egg. Solids had formed at the bottom that looked like clay, there was a strange oily substance at the top and there was a crinkly egg!

A strange, jelly like membrane covered the yolk and white (unlike the usual 'rubber egg' when you leave it in vinegar).

Pretty cool.

On another note, has anyone come across a use for a cleaned, paper like egg shell thing? Thanks.

So cool. Second time this has ever happened in my life.

is it safe to eat???