I'm probably crazy but I'm going to try hatching a egg with my body heat. Hatch-Along

[neo71665]

Not sure if it's just the quality of the pictures, but it looks like there is almost no development. Maybe the embryo died?

Where I'm leaning on this also

 

[LavenderDaFlerf]

From what I can see its still moving and with the lower body temp it probably a day behind.

 

[tranquiliti]

From what I can see its still moving and with the lower body temp it probably a day behind.

 

[LavenderDaFlerf]

 

[Artichoke Lover]

What day is it on?

 

[Lenny loves chickens]

What day is it on?

I think its day 11

 

[All4Eggz]

From what I can see its still moving and with the lower body temp it probably a day behind.

An egg can't be "a day behind" if the temperature was not ideal - or close to it- for a long period of time. It is actually very likely dead, if the temperature wasn't ideal for a long period of time.
Incubating requires specific temperature, humidity, turning, etc. I have to admit that doing this "experiment", after personally looking at multiple threads where people tried this, I think, is a bad idea. The chicks just keep dying. The only person I know who actually hatched the chick is "A Chick Called Albert", who is a professional when it comes to handling and saving wildlife.

 

[Peas4Ducks]

^^agreed. I watched the Chick Called Albert video and I’m actually kind of surprised he didn’t include some kind of disclaimer about not trying it yourself. I have also never seen this successfully done on BYC, but lots of attempts that end with embryos that develop half or even three quarters of the way, then die.

 

[LavenderDaFlerf]

I cracked it open and by the development I could tell what day it died on and I know why it died, on that day I fell down and hit the ground pretty hard when I went to sit down in a chair that wasn't there.

 

[TheCluckyClucker2]

Are you gonna try again? (And not fall, run, or chase anything this time?)