an egg can work move or grow because it can go in salt water and when you put salt water it will go higher
Mourning doves do not move their eggs around. They lay their eggs in a nest, and they rarely leave the nest unattended.
Birds cannot move eggs to a new location, instead, missing eggs are only attributed to predators like snakes or jays.
No, not that I know of.
Free range egg is when the chicken is allowed to move around in a filed and have a life. Battery eggs is when the chickens are caged and can not move around and they sometimes get infections.
The fallopian tube.
Maybe, if you don't move the eggs.
Yes, dunnocks, also known as hedge sparrows, can move the eggs of other birds out of their nests in an attempt to reduce competition for their own offspring. This behavior is known as "brood parasitism."
Do you mean move eggs being incubated? If you move eggs from under a chicken, she may move with them, or she may just leave them. If she has been sitting for a few days it is best to throw away the eggs. I have a very young chicken sitting right now, on all the eggs she can find! It remains to be seen if she will stay the course, or if the eggs are fertilized as the cockerel is quite old. I have moved eggs from where they were being sat on, but the chicken did not sit on them once moved. She was in a flower bed, and not really in a safe place. After about a week, she was disturbed by a hedgehog, at 2:00 in the morning. If a hen is determined enough, and you can somehow move her and the eggs simultaneously, it may work. They can be moved to an incubator and kept at the same temperature, but once left uncovered for a few hours, they are unlikely to hatch. ******************************************************************** Of course you can move chicken eggs. I have taken them from the coop and have put them in the incubator with an undetermined age of the eggs. After they are in the incubator I handle them with protective gloves to avoid contamination.
The fallopian tube.
We EAT them!
because it might not like the environment
no because the bird will not find his/her eggs