When silkworm eggs turn brown, it typically indicates that they are no longer viable or have been exposed to unfavorable conditions, such as high humidity or temperature. Brown eggs may also signify that they are old or have been affected by disease. In healthy silkworm breeding, viable eggs remain a pale color, and brown eggs should be discarded to prevent potential issues in the rearing process.
they go rotten
The silkworm will turn into a silkmoth, not a butterfly.
They give you chickens. White eggs give white chickens, brown eggs gives brown chickens and so on. Sometimes they turn into other gifts also such as a picnic set.
Your brains turn into fried eggs ofc.
I wonder if it happens with everybody. They sometimes turn brown when I wear them to, but I dunno why.
When adult silkworms turn brown, it typically indicates that they have reached the end of their life cycle. This color change is often associated with the maturation and dying of the moths, which have completed their primary purpose of reproduction. After mating and laying eggs, the adult silk moths usually die within a few days, and their brown color can be a sign of aging or stress.
They turn brown and look nasty
Scrambled eggs can turn green when they are cooked at too high of a temperature or for too long. This happens when the iron in the eggs reacts with sulfur compounds, causing a chemical reaction that results in the green color.
Lice eggs will be a white or cream color if they are dead. If they are alive they are a brown or black color.
Around here it happens every summer.
If the geckos eggs have not been kept at the proper incubating temperatures they will usually start to turn to a different color and sometimes even dent inwards.
They turn their eggs so they can be heated evenly on all sides.