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If that is what happened sounds like I don't have to worry about an "eggeater" because it happens rarely and not all eggs are eaten. They only eat it if the egg is broken???? Am I understanding this correctly?

Hoping someone else has more insight. Thank you anyone who has information.

Ok maybe I'm obcessed with this wet nest problem and it's normal i don't know. I usually get eggs in a nice dry nest. I regularly check my nests and change material as needed. Today I had a big beautiful totally intact egg in a wet nest. No poop. No bad smell. No broken shell, sign of yolk, or...