Under optimum conditions a fertilized egg can be kept for up to 10 days with some chance of a viable hatch. The sooner used after lay the better but viability drops with warm conditions and low humidity. After seven days storage, 70% viability is reached and a further 10% per day thereafter. Eggs older than 10 days have little or no chance of incubation.
It depends on the time of year and the ambient room temp, but your usually looking at about 2-3 hours before you start losing embryos. Larger eggs cool slower.
A human can only survive 1 week without water, and 2 weeks without food
10-35 yrs
ever since gooses roamed the earth
Not long
You need energy to survive, so you cannot survive without energy.
Not for very long. People cannot survive for very long without water, anywhere.
You can survive 2-3 days without any liquids
Duck eggs that have baby ducks inside can only last around 60 hours in the cold without being incubated. If they have no baby inside they can last a long time. Up to a few weeks. But if the egg is left to long then it will go rotten. Check first to see if the egg is fertile, if so transfer to an incubator or under a broody hen. Go to duckeggs.com for more accurate answers.
Yes, but in terms of being able to catch food and flee from danger, they would not survive long without human intervention.
a man can not survive for a week without water
Because bacteria needs moisture to survive.
The length of time that a human being can survive without consuming water has everything to do with the person's health, age, environment (desert or cool area, etc) and many other factors. However, the average aged human being can survive for no more than 6 days without consuming water.