Believe it or not, a chicken's egg is actually a semi-permeable membrane which allows oxygen to reach the chick. Shelaque or varnish seals the egg and makes it air tight. Without oxygen, the chick cannot develop and essentially suffocates.
Absolutely nothing if you are not incubating the fertilized ones. There is no visible difference, no nutritional difference and no taste difference.
When a bird's egg is fertilized, a chick is developing inside.
yes so the egg can get fertilized and a chick can develop (:
a baby, or for a chicken, a chick
A fertilized egg is an egg that is fertilized - in short terms, it can be incubated and a chick will hatch from it after incubation.
It must be fertilized first. The chicken we eat are not fertilized. Had that happened in a food and tack shop in America, you may very well WOULD have gotten a chick!
No. Eggs produced and sold in stores for general consumption are not fertilized and would not contain a forming chick. You could get a fertilized egg from a farmers market stand but hens used to lay eggs for eating are not kept with a rooster.
No. A chicken can produce eggs without a rooster but she can not produce a chick without her eggs being fertilized by a rooster.
A hen only lays an egg with a chick inside if the egg has been fertilized by a rooster, otherwise it lays eggs without chicks.
does you think very human being begins as are fertilized and cell egg cell
Yes- if the egg is fertilized, a chick will hatch out from that egg.
Many people raise chickens for their eggs. When the chicken lays the eggs and egg that is not fertilized is referred to as a dud egg. These are the eggs we get in the market. If the egg is fertilized, you will get a chick.