Can we hatch a super market egg ???

Question

Can we hatch a super market egg ???

Answer 1

No! An egg needs to be kept at no colder than 92 degrees Fahrenheit to allow for the initial meiosis. After the first few days, it can be kept at a little cooler temperature, but the chilled dozen you will find at the super market will never hatch.

Answer 2

I've had it were I was frying eggs and I broke the shell and a dead embryo fell out.. Really disgusting.. Probably an anomaly, but I guess it's possible with some types of egg (free range probably).. Also found blood in the eggs a couple times.

So.. Buy 10000 eggs and try to hatch em!!*

*success not guaranteed. Tim B. will not be responsible for any financial, mental or physical damage caused by proposed solution.

Answer 3

Okay well in order for an egg to hatch after it is layed, a male has to fertalize it. The eggs you buy at a grocery store have never been fertalized. You can not fertalize eggs from the grocery store either its immpossible the tempature has ruined it that possibility.

Answer 4

cutie cat.. that only applies if they eggs are fetilized.. they aren't even.. you could incubate a market egg straight form the femal and it'll never hatch..

the egg is fertilized BEFORE it's layed.. how's a male supposed to fertilize and egg with a thick shell on it?

Answer 5

No. The eggs we eat are infertile - the hen lays them without ever coming into contact with a cockerel. In order for the egg to be fertile, the hen must have mated with a cockerel before laying. Even if supermarket eggs were fertile, being kept in a refrigerator would kill them.

Answer 6

no

the eggs are picked so they cant be hatched

Answer 7

no

never

Answer 8

No. They aren't fertile, they'll never hatch. All you'll get is a rotten egg.