PBS and Nature, The Egg. Anyone else watching?

[aart]

It was so also cool to hear them describe the pigment application as a paint sprayer, same as some of us do on here.

That was very cool!

You've seen this animation?

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

That was very cool!

You've seen this animation?

I have now. That filled in all the rest. Now I understand why there's blood spots sometimes. Why there appears to be 2 albumin, because there's multiple ones, how the chalazae form, and why it's impossible for hens to lay 2 fully formed eggs in 24 hours despite people continuing to claim it. Multiple shell less eggs are possible.

I have learned stuff I didn't totally know or understand from that video. I may never eat another eggs, but now I know.

 

[OhZark Biddies]

What I still don’t understand after watching this, is where those chocolate Easter eggs come from

Also I wanted to mention for anyone that has an amazon prime fire stick doohickey ... that it has a PBS app and I found this egg show on there too... so you can stream it on the your super hi def 3D tv and feel like you are the egg!... not that I have one of those fancy TVs ... but for those that do.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

What I still don’t understand after watching this, is where those chocolate Easter eggs come from

Also I wanted to mention for anyone that has an amazon prime fire stick doohickey ... that it has a PBS app and I found this egg show on there too... so you can stream it on the your super hi def 3D tv and feel like you are the egg!... not that I have one of those... but for those that do.

 

[ChickChickChickChick]

I'm watching it right now. This was on my backlog of PBS documentaries.