Chickens. First What kind of eggs you are referring to. Bcz there are many kind of eggs ........
Eggshells evolved with first reptiles and some acquatic creatures, and then birds; the animals form them within their bodies in order to protect the growing embryo until it is sufficiently mature to expel the egg and allow it to hatch. Some reptiles and pretty well all birds continue to incubate (keep warm) the egg once it leaves their bodies, in order to keep the embryo alive until it's ready to hatch.
Birds' eggs are usually hard and rigid, though with varying degrees of porosity and brittleness. Reptile eggs can be soft, depending on the reptile. Where I live we have a lot of small skinks (soft shells) and geckos (hard shells). The skink eggs look and feel like little white, slightly oval, styrofoam beads from bean bags, while the gecko eggs are round, greyish and hard, like little porcelain balls, very similar in appearance, in fact, to tiny computer-mouse balls.
its true cos she smells like eggshells!!!!!!!!! its true cos she smells like eggshells!!!!!!!!!
They can. Pouring vinegar down a drain clogged with eggshells should unclog it as the vinegar dissolves the eggshells.
Yes, eggshells do have a smell if you leave it out for a certain time.
Walking on Eggshells was created on 2004-10-25.
Eggshells are missionary intributed.
physical water and eggshells do not chemically bond
the total number of eggshells allowed to be balanced under phone books is three...the mass of four or more phone books causes the eggshells to crack and eventually break
Insect eggshells vary both in shape and in what the eggshell is made from. Some eggshells are softer and made from mostly protein, other eggshells are harder and can be made from dehydrated or mineralized proteins.
eggshells
Potatoes.
eggshells!
They aren't!