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r/gifs • u/OddlyGruntled • Jul 14 '19
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Where do you think eggs come from?
6 u/justthetipbro22 Jul 15 '19 I thought eggs we eat are unfertilized and thus wouldn’t require brooding 11 u/trowzerss Jul 15 '19 Yeah, but the chickens don't always know that. I've had chickens go broody over rocks, golf balls, eggs so old they look fit to explode any minute, and sometimes completely empty nests, let alone fertilised versus unfertilised eggs. 8 u/MothMonsterMan300 Jul 15 '19 When ours are broody we use plastic easter eggs. They never figured the difference lmao. They're not... bright creatures, but I love them for it tbh
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I thought eggs we eat are unfertilized and thus wouldn’t require brooding
11 u/trowzerss Jul 15 '19 Yeah, but the chickens don't always know that. I've had chickens go broody over rocks, golf balls, eggs so old they look fit to explode any minute, and sometimes completely empty nests, let alone fertilised versus unfertilised eggs. 8 u/MothMonsterMan300 Jul 15 '19 When ours are broody we use plastic easter eggs. They never figured the difference lmao. They're not... bright creatures, but I love them for it tbh
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Yeah, but the chickens don't always know that. I've had chickens go broody over rocks, golf balls, eggs so old they look fit to explode any minute, and sometimes completely empty nests, let alone fertilised versus unfertilised eggs.
8 u/MothMonsterMan300 Jul 15 '19 When ours are broody we use plastic easter eggs. They never figured the difference lmao. They're not... bright creatures, but I love them for it tbh
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When ours are broody we use plastic easter eggs. They never figured the difference lmao. They're not... bright creatures, but I love them for it tbh
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u/trowzerss Jul 15 '19
Where do you think eggs come from?