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Why do other eggs have two egg yolks?

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Eggs with a double yolk are not that uncommon. A double yolk results from two ovum dropping from a ruptured follicle. In some cases, two follicles rupture at the same time and a double yolked egg is produced. Some hens do this on a consistent basis and are often bred for this genetic trait. Double yolk eggs can be purchased in many major supermarkets. The Guinness Book of World Records reports a 9 yolk egg was once found. Here on my farm I have had eggs with 4 yolks.

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Double yolked egg are usually much larger than the regular eggs you collect from the nest. You candle the egg by using a good flashlight in a dark room. Hold the flashlight up to the egg and shine it through the egg shell. You will see two shadows meaning you have a double yolker! Enjoy!

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usualy from a young hen first time egg layer

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Some chicken eggs have double yolks , is as they have two embryos.

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two for the price of one

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Twin chickens, it's safe.

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