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Chicks get out of their shells primarily by using a specialized structure called the "egg tooth," which is a small, hard bump on their beak. This tooth helps them to crack through the shell as they peck at it. Additionally, the chick's physical movements and the natural weakening of the shell due to moisture absorption during incubation aid in the hatching process. Proper temperature and humidity levels during incubation are also crucial for successful hatching.

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