Ducks

Unless they say otherwise, you can assume that all of the eggs sold in grocery stores are chicken eggs.

The female needs to be removed immedialtly before she is killed by the male. The male will look after the ova until they develop into free swimming fry then he needs to be removed before he eats the fry. You will then need food for the fry, so now is the time to start making 'Infusoria cultures' for the frys' first food and get 'Micro worm/Brine shrimp cultures' going for later. Failing that, you will need to get some specialised fry food for egg layers from your local pet shop.

A duck chicken is a chicken as the mom and the dad as the duck.

No. In the old days, before incubators, setting hens sat upon the eggs to keep them warm. I have a hen that sits on her eggs, even though they are not fertile. I have to lift her up to collect them.

Today some people still let hens sit on the eggs, but incubators have a higher success rate. They are more reliable.

about 20 bucks for a little one and 100 bucks for a new born but if you want to get a grown one then you would have to pay about 3000 bucks.

it happens mostly at day time because its warm blooded and they sleep at night

Amphibian eggs and Fish eggs are usually found with a layer of a jelly like substance coating the egg. Reptile eggs are found with an egg that is protected with a shell.

Egg whites contain more protein (specifically Albumen) than egg yolks do. So as you whisk them, the protein is able to trap the air bubbles within, surrounding each bubble with strands of the protein. This protein is also what makes them so unstable.

Duck which has been farmed for slaughter and sale as meat is called poultry.

Wild duck which has been killed by hunters from necessity, or by sporting shooters for enjoyment of the sport, is called game.

It depends on what kind of bird so I can not give you a strait answer.

It's cautioning someone to be careful not to get ahead of themselves before they know for certain what's going to happen.

Example: You're waiting for people to arrive to a game or party or event with someone, and voice your opinion that no one else is coming. The above line is an appropriate response.

Someone probably said it to Hitler during WW2 when he was making plans about post-Russia War plans, too.

Hope that's the kind of example you were looking for!

the male in general is more famous and beuitiful than the female!

otherwise the mallard duck ( male ) it has a green head and almost half of it neck,then fallows a white ring, then brown colour till the begging of it wings

the body is white-beige color littile brown on its wings and in the tail a black area with few white feathers.

the female is a mottled light brown, like most female dabbling ducks, and has buff cheeks, eyebrow, throat and neck with a darker crown and eye-stripe.

An eggshell is built on a structurally amazing shape. The stretched-ovoid shape evenly distributes pressure throughout the egg if pressed from the top, allowing the egg to withstand forces much greater than a shape that distributes the pressure to a certain point on the surface, like a cube, which would stress at the edges.

I think it takes a chicken egg 21 days to hatch with or without an incubator... im not sure though.

The above answer is correct. 21 days either naturally by the hen or in an incubator, it makes no difference and cannot be hurried.

3-6 light blue with specks of lavender colored eggs.

It's very difficult. First you have to gently squeeze them so poop falls out, then you check their bottom and look for a lump, which is a male's sex organ. It is very difficult and only professionals can do it accurately. I've tried it with no success. The easiest way is to look for a personality. If they seem bossy and pick on others, it may be male. This also isn't always accurate. The next way is to look at their tail feathers. If they are short, most likely it's a female, roosters have longer tail feathers. This method is most accurate for me. Of course after 6 months whether your rooster crows or your hen lays an egg will be 100% accurate. My grandmother, who was an avid chicken person, once advised me that you can pick the chickuo by the scruff of the neck. Hens will just basically hang ther and not fight. Roosters on the other hand will flop and fight. With that I can get a 7 out of 10 ratio

If pheasant eggs are kept in the refrigerator, they can remain viable for up to an month. If kept unrefrigerated, they can go bad within four days. Allows refrigerated eggs to warm up slowly at room temperature.

If the chicken egg doesn't hatch, it might not be ready to hatch. If it has been under the mother hen or in the incubator for 21 days (and has been turned for the first 18 days, twice a day), it should be ready to hatch. Some chickens can hatch at 21-24 days though. If they won't hatch at all, they are probably dead, maybe from being too cold, maybe not even fertilized. They also could be stuck in the egg shell, and if you think they are, the best thing you can do, is listen for sounds that the chicken would make (cheeping, moving round (or trying to)).

It depends on which type of bird the egg belongs to and whether or not the mother is present to care for the egg.

On average, 28 days give or take a few. Some hatch sooner, some later, but after day 35, I would recommend throwing out any that haven't hatched to prevent any possible rotten ones from busting open and stinking up the place.

No because they take the egg away from the chicken before it can be in the proper conditions to hatch.

800 min

It takes 50 days because on day 49 a unicorn comes and sprinkles magic brocolii dust on it and within 24 hours it will hatch. But BE WARNED because if the baby dragon eats brocolii it will EXPLODE!!!!!!!!

mabey i dont know probaly no i dont know

I don't know what a guinea fowl is exactly, but duck meat is called duck.