I have chickens and have owned them for years and something that I’ve found interesting is their eggs. A few times we’ve gotten eggs from them that don’t have shells and is just the membrane. We’ve also gotten tiny eggs and huge eggs with 2 yolks. Just thought I’d share this because they can lay very interesting eggs sometimes.
@@woowbored3108 Double yolkers are fine but yeah I don't think anyone ever actuallly eats the weird soft ones. You pretty much could, as long as you check it looks like a regular egg when cracked, but if you got chickens laying eggs you probably have enough eggs to not really need that one extra
hurhurhur123 they don’t lay eggs much anymore we get about one or two a day because they’re older we have some that are about 7 years old now. Chickens make great pets tbh.
I've seen enough TKOR videos and when you said "it worked" the entire time I'm saying "I don't believe you". You can no longer fool me with these "life hacks" and "science" videos, I know you're gonna prove them wrong
Fluorite is only dangerous when you swallow it. Just don't swallow toothpaste, and you'll be fine. Your teeth won't decay because of it, it'll just remove cavities slowly.
I remember for likr an experiment in elementary i left some eggs in coke, i think i had one left in coke for one week, another for two weeks, another for three weeks, and one more for one month, i forgot But the coke did make rubbery but very brown eggs from what i recall
@@parzingtheasian that’s a weird way to say “mere mortal, I wish to have any sign of you in this galaxy to cease, or be destroyed immediately and never return.”
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Occasionally chickens will lay soft shell eggs. The shell can be kinda rubbery in texture and a lot of times they look like normal eggs. This means that the chicken has a calcium deficiency. The typical way to fix it is to feed the chicken crushed oyster shells
I feel bad for the parents of the little kids who now have to clean up rancid toothpaste, skittles and sprite egg residue because they didnt want to ask their mom for a squishy egg toy
one thing I know works and that I think you should try is putting an egg in vinegar...it dissolves the eggs shell and leaves the membrane...then if you leave it in colored water (dyed with food coloring) it will change the color of the egg itself
Idea:Can you put some of those squishy egg toys and real eggs (ether in shell form or in squishy form) into the freeze drier, a microwave and destroy them in many different and fun ways :)🙂🙃
Same. I was there during the early days of TKOR. I enjoyed Grant's videos. Nate and Callie are also doing a splendid job and their videos are fun to watch but Grant Thompson is irreplaceable.
So I'm curious to see what happens when you mix different types of colours/ paints with white vinegar and then place an egg into that, would it come out with a coloured membrane or remain intact
you can actually turn them rubbery by putting them in vinegar instead. I tried it, it was smol cute rubber thang. it wasnt clear tho, it was a bit cloudy and definitely couldnt stretch.
You should try putting glass into types of molten metal, to see if the glass melts or if it just pops in the metal. And can you make a glass/metal alloy
we did something with the vinegar egg in school to show us how osmosis works. we had to soak it in various things and leave it out for several days record the results. it was cool i remember at the end the egg was all shimmery from all the stuff in it
