In mammals, which includes humans, due to internal fertilisation, when a male sperm fertilises a female's egg, the embryo does 'hatch' and develops inside the mother's womb. After a gestation period, the baby is born via the vagina. In birds and reptiles, etc, though internal fertilisation is used, the female produces eggs that she lays and develops outside her body. For a simple example: birds lay eggs in a nest, and incubate them until they hatch, turtles lay eggs in a hole and buries them in the sand, crocodiles lay eggs in a mound of rotting vegetation, and will guard the nest site. (crocodiles and alligators are excellent mothers.)
They don't. The chick inside the egg opens it from inside when it has grown enough
it depends on the Pokemon inside the egg
Yes, all insects hatch from an egg.
Yes, as long as the sack inside the shell isnt pierced the egg can hatch no problem.
Buy one or find one in a swamp that just "happened" to be there and put it in a incubator and hatch it.
The baby grows inside of the egg. If you are talking about chickens, they peck the inside of the egg until it cracks enough for them to climb out.
To tap away the inside of an egg so the occupant may hatch out of the egg.
Depends on the Pokemon inside the egg.
the animal inside will not hatch
They grow inside the egg and the pressure grows and the egg stats to crack.
Shark Babies start out in eggs. While in the egg the live on egg yolk. Some Sharks hatch inside their mother, and the unborn Sharks will eat each other.
Yes,but there is nothing inside to hatch