1Blood substitute
Due to their similar protein composition, blood can be used as an egg substitute in baking and making ice cream.
2US and UK eggs
US eggs would be illegal in a British supermarket because they are washed. British eggs are illegal in US markets because they are unwashed.
3Protein
You absorb roughly half the protein from an egg if you eat it raw vs cooking it. In other words, Rocky would have been better off frying his eggs as opposed to drinking them raw.
4Black swan eggs
An estimated one-quarter of all black swans pairings are of homosexual males. They steal nests or form temporary threesomes with females to obtain eggs, driving away from the female after she lays the eggs.
5Pinworm infection
Over 11% of all Americans are infected with parasitic Pinworms, which make your ass itch at night when they come crawling out of your anus to lay their eggs. This makes you scratch your ass and helps these sticky eggs spread, often to your own breakfast, thereby repeating the cycle.
6Fake chicken eggs
Fake chicken eggs are becoming a problem in China. They are made to look like the real thing from a mixture of resin, coagulant, and starch complete with pigment for color as well as a counterfeit shell. One person can make approximately 1500 of them per day.
7Easter Egg Chicken
The Araucana Chicken is also called the “Easter Egg Chicken” because it lays natural blue, green, pink, and brown eggs.
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8Yolk
The word “yolk” is derived from an Old English word that means “yellow.” Therefore it is egg white and egg yellow.
9Pregnancy test
In the 1950s, physicians performed accurate pregnancy tests by injecting urine from the supposedly pregnant women into a frog. If the frog produced eggs within 24 hours, pregnancy was deemed positive.
10Hen
A hen turns her egg nearly 50 times each day to keep the yolk from sticking to the side.