What is the role of a rooster in the eggs we eat in breakfast? Can these eggs be hatched successsfully?
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Eggs sold in the supermarket are unfertilized.  Roosters are necessary to fertilize eggs in order to get baby chickens.  I'm not sure if these eggs can be fertilized at a later time.  Help me out someone.
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Rooster is a male.  Hen is a female.  Chicken is lunch.
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The egg.\nBefore chickens evloved into chickens, they were some other species that laid egss.\nOf course, if you are a creationist, you'll dispute that.
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Roosters don't lay eggs = P
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originality\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_result;_ylt=AooSNtwtO3rIeYLlP19pSvvpy6IX?p=chicken+or+egg
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Not real sure. However if it took a hen and a half a day and a half to lay an egg and a half, how long would it take a rooster sitting on a brass doorknob to hatch a hardware store?
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the egg was first becuz of a strange cross breed\nbut the chicken could reproduce among them selves so they did and they prospered
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Maybe those 3 eggs were unfertilized.  The hen that laid them may be part of the group of hens that are kept separate from roosters so that their eggs are kept unfertilized in order to sell them to markets without having to worry about the possibility of having a chick in it.  Or if there were chicks maybe they never developed.  This is why they say "Never count your chickens before they hatch".
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eggs are a symbol of resurrection and therefore the official symbol of easter.  people decorate them to give the eggs added meaning as symbolic objects i would guess.
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scrambled eggs prove the existence of God...and that He does have a sense of humour.\n\nlight fluffyness that is delicious in the morning...and it came from a chicken's behind.\n\nta-da.
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improvise. Instead of  a hen sitting on it, we use light to hatch the egg
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Quail are very closely related to chicken. Here is a website about collecting from roosters:\nhttp://www.bernalpublishing.com/poultry/essays/essay14.shtml
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If you mean the hen's egg and not just any egg, the answer is neither.  They both evolved from more primitive forms together.
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Depends on the bird. Usually it is inversly proportional to the size of the cache of eggs. Chickens for example lay a great number of eggs because they are flightless and pretty much defenseless. Mortality is high so the species compensates with prodicious egg laying. Interestingly this makes them an excellent livestock choice which has certainly contributed to the survival of the species.
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puku ur avtar is very cute!.\n\nhen.\n\naccording to me, when god was creating, i don't think he would have sent an egg. then who would sit on it to hatch it?.\n\nso its hen.
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Your question is similar to "does a woman need a man around to ovulate?" Hens lay eggs regularly. The rooster's function is to fertilize the eggs. So roosters are rarely around in commercial egg farms, because fertilized eggs are generally not desired.
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I can't quite remember, which came first the chicken ---\n\nHatching:  generally when the hen sits on a clutch of eggs and the chicks begin to break out of the eggs - they begin hatching.\nIncubation:  the period of time from the laying of the eggs to hatching - the incubation period.  Most commercially produced chicks are hatched in an incubation oven which keeps the eggs at the most appropriate temperature.\nBrooding:  the chicks are known as the 'brood'.  When the hen takes the chicks out around the garden or area, she broods over them including at the sight of danger, when they hide under her feathers for protection.