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A queen bee is able to lay 800-1,500 eggs per day

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Some shark species give birth to live young, some lay eggs.

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Fish eggs can sometimes survive being digested by ducks, which might explain how fish ‘miraculously’ appear in bodies of water where they otherwise never existed.

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Animals that lay eggs don't have bellybuttons

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blood (17ml) can substitute for an egg in baking

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Owls lay white eggs

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Shrimp can lay up to one million eggs at once.

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Queen bees can lay up to 3,000 eggs in one day

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It can take anywhere from 90 to 120 minutes just to hard-boil an ostrich egg.

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Eggs are affected by the feed. If you feed a chicken a diet of spicy red peppers, its egg yolk will turn red.

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Americans eat, on average, 263 eggs a year

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Animals that lay eggs don’t have belly buttons.

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Eggs will sink if fresh, and float if stale.

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Eggs are refrigerated in the US, unlike most of the world, because eggs are washed which removes the natural barrier for bacteria.

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In 1474 a rooster was put on trial because it laid an egg and the villagers thought that it made a pact with devil. He was found guilty and burned alive and it was later found out that the rooster was a hen that just looked like a rooster.

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Eggs are easy work for hens --- they lay around 228 a year

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Hard boiled eggs spin (uncooked or soft boiled don't)

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eggs are resource intensive --- It takes 120 gallons of water for one egg.

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US law requires that eggs sold in supermarkets must be washed. And EU law requires that eggs sold in supermarkets must NOT be washed. Both do it to prevent salmonella.

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If you place an egg in cold water and it floats, don't eat it; it's spoiled. Fresh eggs sink, and rotten eggs float.