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How to Identify a Fertilized Egg

Are you curious about whether an egg is fertilized? Our AI assistant is here to guide you through the process. Engage in a conversation to learn the signs and techniques to accurately identify a fertilized egg.

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Fertilized eggs can be identified through a process called "candling," where you hold an egg up to a bright light to see inside. You'll typically notice a network of veins or a small dark spot, indicating an embryo. Are you looking into raising chickens or is this for educational purposes? I'm here to help with any other questions you might have!