Shelless egg?

[Brooks_]

And by that, I mean 100% no shell. Or did they eat the shell and leave the egg (unlikely)?

 

[nuthatched]

hmmm, its almost like the egg completely skipped the shell gland.

 

[Brooks_]

hmmm, its almost like the egg completely skipped the shell gland.

Yeah, I am at a loss.

 

[Huntmaster]

Have never seen that before even looks to be fertile.

 

[Brooks_]

And how did the yolk pass without breaking?

 

[Huntmaster]

I have seen what is called shell less eggs they are not that uncommon but always has a membrane, never seen one without either. I'm sure rare and not often found because they get eaten before found with no evidence just a thought .

 

[aart]

I'm sure rare and not often found because they get eaten before found with no evidence just a thought .

This^^^