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yes because the chicken is inside of the egg.if the chicken wasnt it would be called just an egg
There are actually quite a few parts of a chicken egg. The chicken egg includes the embryo on the inside and the shell on the outside.
they grow up
No.
The egg, 1st of all because there were eggs long before birds, but if you mean a chicken's egg then it is still the egg. This is because when a new species evolves, the egg is say, given birth to a sub-chicken, and the new species (chicken) is inside the egg, which is techically now a chicken's egg.
egg white & egg yolk, aka the unborn remains of a baby chicken that is nasty :)
Leave it inside the chicken?
For this you have to have a male chicken called a cock and he will fertilise the egg by having sex with the hen
If you "Came" and not "Goes", then I may have a solution. Think about this, can a chicken survive without an egg, yes, of course the chicken can survive without an egg. But, can an egg survive without a chicken, no, the egg must have the chicken to keep it warm. So, the obvious answer is that the chicken came before the egg.
No, chicken eggs do not have a heartbeat. The embryo inside the egg develops a heartbeat only after a few days of incubation.
A frightened chicken might crack an egg already laid in a nest however it cannot crack an unlayed egg inside itself without major damage to its anatomy. The death would be a result of other damage, not the egg.
seagull's eggs are about the size of an average chicken egg to 2x the size.