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Birth of a chicken from an open egg
(18) | 20/02/2020 | Translate: The process of development of a chicken embryo in an open egg. A scientist injects antibiotics and fluids through the egg, since that is not covered by the shell, and some of the liquid is continuously evaporated.
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And it can also be done with store eggs?
Mijen inject antibiotics into them?