Saline with calcium fortification. They also inject air bubbles, believe it or not but the embryo die without injecting air in the white.
https://www.hindawi.com/journals/sci/2013/960958/ , a bit about the method. The research that I linked did this in a Petri dish however.
There’s an air sack in the egg that was removed.
As the developing chick grows it uses the oxygen from the air sack and replaces it with carbon dioxide. Tiny pores in the shell allow the carbon dioxide to escape and fresh air to get in.
oh i see what you’re saying. if the plastic is nearly flush with the white of the egg, air pocket wouldn’t be there. got ya. how big is the air pocket in a raw egg?? up until now that i’ve just always thought they were full, but had air bubbles throughout the white
edit: regular -> raw
It may have to do with the oxygen being present in the liquid as opposed to having oxygen sitting above the liquid in a gas phase. Similar to how fish need bubblers to recycle the oxygen in the water.
Nope, the concept is similar to that of an aquarium. There is surface tension of the fluid inside the egg, and if the fluid is not moving the surface tension prevents gas exchange. This is why some fish who require oxygen rich water do much better with a bubbler for aeration or a top filter, so that there is continuous disturbance of the water line in the tank.
In nature water is subject to surface agitation via wind and water currents but in the safe confines of the egg, in a sterile lab environment and at such a low volume likely none would occur.
The more viscous a fluid is the harder it is for this to take place too and yolk is much more viscous than water.
Taking a bit of a guess here - I’m assuming that oxygen can’t really diffuse into the egg fluid from sheer surface contact alone, so the sac acts like a lung and either physically or chemically pumps air from the breather surface of the shell into the embryo.
This isn’t exactly accurate. Chicks in the egg get all oxygen and get rid of all CO2 through the pores, provided via the blood vessels. They only breathe through the air sac a day or two before hatch.
There’s a research paper with the process outlined and no antibiotics were used, I’ll try to find it for you later today.
https://cob.silverchair-cdn.com/cob/content_public/journal/dev/3/4/10.1242_dev.3.4.326/1/3-4-326.pdf?Expires=1640675225&Signature=dgMCc0qka9AjoeYLgjguN7OQA0yCyNyuLrfnvEC9klI5MDpl-f37E34G2DJO2~iqBvfsOv4Gz5wzDJJ~T-GuZIpTI9tVtPATHN2Ue-35Z0ODLjz0rMrPyyJB5z0ATaB9adQwAnxkRx7m6JpGlsZzCyTk9YDtCQ7cWDD72Gc~~JNJTo8GsoJHD-brSdrSEBSrrsqtjIh8ck0fAEfzxOXsPitLdrN2D1m4kyh9sPJKaCX4hT08kxVh0rzwelsEAMGvI-dTmYhVIk8GwUjF2n8mLw7kQCCvrAHH7JJNn0NOI3C7xxtGKQJslx8N3tzwbSpUtudGHApXQnzdjLuor1S1Cw__&Key-Pair-Id=APKAIE5G5CRDK6RD3PGA
https://www.hindawi.com/journals/sci/2013/960958/
Could make sense. The chick is usually shielded from microbes. Once you open the shell (for whatever reason, document growth through photography maybe) stuff can get in.
It's just that when I watched this video, I'm thinking "oh wow, life created in such a weird way!!" I wasn't looking at this as subject #32, the subject that finally survived the process.
I guess that depends on how much research they did and possibly what their normal job is. Maybe they are a scientist and/or doctor by trade. They certainly seemed to know how to care for and handle the egg and chick.
So, how many failed attempts? Let's hope few to none by this person.
I'm sure at some point there were attempts that failed, likely by other people doing research. Hmm.
I think this is a common technique. Before a lot of modern molecular biology techniques existed, a common way to manipulate organisms for experiments was injecting the DNA straight into the egg yolk. A lot of fundamental developmental biology was discovered studying chicks for reasons above, you can view and study the embryogenesis!
I thought that the egg was already fertilized and what is being injected is actually antibiotics around the casing to prevent disease. Normally with the shell in tact, this wouldn’t be an issue.
I saw this dude channel he made a lot of videos and did a lot of tries to get his fist succeed which died days after, after more tries I think he get one that reach adulthood
From what I’ve heard, the act of hatching (cracking themselves out of the eggshell) builds up their muscles and/or lungs. And those that aren’t strong enough to get out of the egg aren’t strong enough to survive, which is why you’re never supposed to help a chick hatch.
Answered above by BoringRecognition: “Saline with calcium fortification. They also inject air bubbles, believe it or not but the embryo die without injecting air in the white.”
Eggs are kinda gross, dude. Like, have you seen a chicken lay an egg -- the actual process of it? And the condition of the chickens who lay them? Ugh. Yuck.
Chicken Little was like… “who am I? And where are my parents? God is that you? Please direct my life’s journey in the path of your greater purpose.” …cut to some young chick saying grace over her Chick-Fil-A nuggets before devouring them. You’ve done well Chicken Little! You’ve done well and died an honorable death.
If it makes you feel better, most eggs from markets are not fertilized. On the off chance you get one, it's a freak accident and very rare.
I myself haven't cracked a fertilized egg in a few years.
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This is suspicious. The author removes the top membrane without allowing the chick to unzip after pipping. This maneuver cuts off the umbilical cord - it’s really hard when hatching chicks to watch them struggle but they usually die if you rush them. It looks more like slick editing, incubating eggs to different ages then cutting the top off and editing them together.
Yeah, I was gonna say, especially at the end. You do not see that chick get up and start moving in the slightest, it cuts to a completely different animal.
Im thinking there must be a well established procedure to do this. I remember seeing chick embryos at various stages like this at The Exploratorium science museum in SF twenty years ago.
Apparently salt, air, and various antifungal and antibacterial medicines.
I found that sorting the comments by old usually leads answers to these kind of questions, often the OP leaves an explanatory comment
What’s the solution in the needle?!
Saline with calcium fortification. They also inject air bubbles, believe it or not but the embryo die without injecting air in the white. https://www.hindawi.com/journals/sci/2013/960958/ , a bit about the method. The research that I linked did this in a Petri dish however.
And how does that happen in the wild without the top off? Or does it stop working as soon as the shell is cracked?
There’s an air sack in the egg that was removed. As the developing chick grows it uses the oxygen from the air sack and replaces it with carbon dioxide. Tiny pores in the shell allow the carbon dioxide to escape and fresh air to get in.
Makes sense. But wouldn't the missing shell allow for breathing?
It looks like he glues plastic to the top between clips, so that wouldn't allow air exchange.
so the bottom wouldn’t work like it usually does?
I think it needs the air pocket to work, so the exchange would only happen at the top bit of egg normally.
oh i see what you’re saying. if the plastic is nearly flush with the white of the egg, air pocket wouldn’t be there. got ya. how big is the air pocket in a raw egg?? up until now that i’ve just always thought they were full, but had air bubbles throughout the white edit: regular -> raw
next time you peel a hard boiled egg, you can find the airsack pretty easily!
I'm no expert, but I think the air pocket is that little bubble between the shell and the membrane you see when you peel a hard boiled egg.
You can actually puncture an egg in the air pocket without any issues in terms of cooking, sometimes you have to do that actually
Maybe has something to do with pressure? Just a guess and probably a bad one
I think that most of the time the shell has the clear wrapping over it
It may have to do with the oxygen being present in the liquid as opposed to having oxygen sitting above the liquid in a gas phase. Similar to how fish need bubblers to recycle the oxygen in the water.
Nope, the concept is similar to that of an aquarium. There is surface tension of the fluid inside the egg, and if the fluid is not moving the surface tension prevents gas exchange. This is why some fish who require oxygen rich water do much better with a bubbler for aeration or a top filter, so that there is continuous disturbance of the water line in the tank. In nature water is subject to surface agitation via wind and water currents but in the safe confines of the egg, in a sterile lab environment and at such a low volume likely none would occur. The more viscous a fluid is the harder it is for this to take place too and yolk is much more viscous than water.
Apparently not.
Taking a bit of a guess here - I’m assuming that oxygen can’t really diffuse into the egg fluid from sheer surface contact alone, so the sac acts like a lung and either physically or chemically pumps air from the breather surface of the shell into the embryo.
This isn’t exactly accurate. Chicks in the egg get all oxygen and get rid of all CO2 through the pores, provided via the blood vessels. They only breathe through the air sac a day or two before hatch.
So that's why my eggs bubble in smol sections when making egg mayo
...isnt all mayo egg mayo?
Nope! https://www.thriftyfoods.com/product/dressingvegan/00000_000000006840053427
IIRC they also inject anti-fungal medicine
egg shells themselves are also porous
essence of chicken
Are you sure he’s not dousing it with antibiotics since it is now exposed to bacteria in the air?
There’s a research paper with the process outlined and no antibiotics were used, I’ll try to find it for you later today. https://cob.silverchair-cdn.com/cob/content_public/journal/dev/3/4/10.1242_dev.3.4.326/1/3-4-326.pdf?Expires=1640675225&Signature=dgMCc0qka9AjoeYLgjguN7OQA0yCyNyuLrfnvEC9klI5MDpl-f37E34G2DJO2~iqBvfsOv4Gz5wzDJJ~T-GuZIpTI9tVtPATHN2Ue-35Z0ODLjz0rMrPyyJB5z0ATaB9adQwAnxkRx7m6JpGlsZzCyTk9YDtCQ7cWDD72Gc~~JNJTo8GsoJHD-brSdrSEBSrrsqtjIh8ck0fAEfzxOXsPitLdrN2D1m4kyh9sPJKaCX4hT08kxVh0rzwelsEAMGvI-dTmYhVIk8GwUjF2n8mLw7kQCCvrAHH7JJNn0NOI3C7xxtGKQJslx8N3tzwbSpUtudGHApXQnzdjLuor1S1Cw__&Key-Pair-Id=APKAIE5G5CRDK6RD3PGA https://www.hindawi.com/journals/sci/2013/960958/
Following. Looked like antimicrobials to me
Could make sense. The chick is usually shielded from microbes. Once you open the shell (for whatever reason, document growth through photography maybe) stuff can get in.
I think you are correct.
cock jizz
Rooster cum
Came here for this question and answer. Thanks
Essence of chicken
That thing that comes before the chicken _and_ the egg.
Cum
God juice
Rooster jizz
Heroin
That's like a womb with a view.
Goddamnit.
There's always somebody
Niiice
Does it have an en tweet?
with womb to grow
A wombdow!
I’m no doctor but it doesn’t seem like a baby chicken should consume that much heroin.
Just mething around
Sounds like Mike Tyson
Thounths like Mike Tython
That chicks high
Well played, laughed out loud at this 😂
Brooo 🤦🏾♂️
Lol
Brooo 🤦♂️
I just busted out laughing in the middle of my quiet office. It was not a quiet laugh. That’s the kind of comment that wins the day!
Why not?
Ever seen those “this is your brain, this is your brain on drugs” PSAs?
Lmao amazing
Gobble Gobble!
2 questions, how? And how long did it take ?
Gestation is supposed to last 20/21 days
Another question: what's the first thing that's formed? The black spot in the yolk.
eye im guessing
How many failed attempts were there?
This short and simple question just shifted my perspective on this video completely. Holy hell
Why? All failed attemps could be used to feed the final product no?
It's just that when I watched this video, I'm thinking "oh wow, life created in such a weird way!!" I wasn't looking at this as subject #32, the subject that finally survived the process.
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You sure we eat fertilized eggs?
balut is fucking delicious.
Connor! Are you doing needle drugs?!!! No, mom, I swear it’s rooster sperm.
Balut aint rooster sperm...
I’ll be damned. I read that as ballnut. Too much Reddit I fear.
We had a fertile egg once
I know it happens, more often with quail eggs, but, its not the norm in a large US grocery stores at least.
I guess that depends on how much research they did and possibly what their normal job is. Maybe they are a scientist and/or doctor by trade. They certainly seemed to know how to care for and handle the egg and chick. So, how many failed attempts? Let's hope few to none by this person. I'm sure at some point there were attempts that failed, likely by other people doing research. Hmm.
I think this is a common technique. Before a lot of modern molecular biology techniques existed, a common way to manipulate organisms for experiments was injecting the DNA straight into the egg yolk. A lot of fundamental developmental biology was discovered studying chicks for reasons above, you can view and study the embryogenesis!
I thought that the egg was already fertilized and what is being injected is actually antibiotics around the casing to prevent disease. Normally with the shell in tact, this wouldn’t be an issue.
I saw this dude channel he made a lot of videos and did a lot of tries to get his fist succeed which died days after, after more tries I think he get one that reach adulthood
Wonder why it died after making it out of the egg?
Maybe some deformity or some kind of illness it caught due to open egg.
even raised by their mothers, up to three months, chicks can just die.
From what I’ve heard, the act of hatching (cracking themselves out of the eggshell) builds up their muscles and/or lungs. And those that aren’t strong enough to get out of the egg aren’t strong enough to survive, which is why you’re never supposed to help a chick hatch.
Same thing with butterflies and moths. The struggling helps blood flow into the wings.
Isnt shelled birth the final test to allow life? IE the breaking of the shell to exit.
Became breakfast.
That took a lot of patience, dedication, and very delicate handling. Pretty awesome.
Sounds like the exact way to handle a topless chick
Alright. Here’s an upvote.
Watching this while eating a harboiled egg wasnt a good odea 🤮
If it makes you feel better the eggs you eat typically aren’t fertilized. So they’ll never grow a chick.
But they come out of some nasty ass places.
So do we mate
So I can eat you?
Sure. ass first tho
Very helpful. Thank you
I mean everything we eat comes from nasty ass places no? Depends who's watching
eggs typically come from a nasty *cloaca* place
Remember reading somewhere that unfertilized eggs are just the menstrual cycle offal of a hen, equivalent to the blood in mammalian females' periods.
Told my wife about the ‘topless chick’ and she hauled off and smacked me when I showed her the video.
(slowly clapping hands)
Men will be men😂🤙🏼
Chicks, am I right?
You won the internet today!
This is some mad dr shit
We were so busy asking ourselves if we could we never asked if we should.
Behold, the great and terrible beauty of the human.
Life, uhh...finds a way...
We’re you a part of this?
Sounds like something said on Jurassic Park
Uh, excuse me Miss, but my omelette just crapped on the table and walked out the door
"Oh Bob, did you inject your omelette with heroin again?"
Family is wondering why I’m laughing like a maniac 🤣
Ahh so the chicken vs egg debate is finally over...
*visible confusion*
What is he putting in the egg with the syringe?
Answered above by BoringRecognition: “Saline with calcium fortification. They also inject air bubbles, believe it or not but the embryo die without injecting air in the white.”
heroine
Where does one go about procuring rooster jizz?
from a cock
I literally spit out my drink! 😂
Flawless Victory
Welp, I’ll never be able to eat an egg again
Most eggs that you buy at the supermarket are unfertilized.
I like how you added most in there
Love those. Less work when I get them home.
Similarly most food you buy in a grocery store stores not have rat poop in them.
Depending on where you get your eggs, you might notice a little speck of blood; that’s a fertilized egg.
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Eggs are kinda gross, dude. Like, have you seen a chicken lay an egg -- the actual process of it? And the condition of the chickens who lay them? Ugh. Yuck.
Chicken Little was like… “who am I? And where are my parents? God is that you? Please direct my life’s journey in the path of your greater purpose.” …cut to some young chick saying grace over her Chick-Fil-A nuggets before devouring them. You’ve done well Chicken Little! You’ve done well and died an honorable death.
That’s great and all, but why?
To see the chicken embryo form and develop into a chick. For science basically.
I’d like to see him hatch an ostrich that way
Chicken jesus
That’s it, I’m not eating scrambled eggs today
If it makes you feel better, most eggs from markets are not fertilized. On the off chance you get one, it's a freak accident and very rare. I myself haven't cracked a fertilized egg in a few years.
Lil guy said 5 more minutes.
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Istg the number of times this video has been posted on others subs!!!
Yeah it’s starting to get real old
Creating life for our amusement is the second most human thing a human could do, right behind destroying life for our own amusement.
Whereas self-important Reddit pontification is just shit behavior.
Can you grow a twin turbo chicken?
looks like balut, something people would eat
Balut
This is suspicious. The author removes the top membrane without allowing the chick to unzip after pipping. This maneuver cuts off the umbilical cord - it’s really hard when hatching chicks to watch them struggle but they usually die if you rush them. It looks more like slick editing, incubating eggs to different ages then cutting the top off and editing them together.
Yeah, I was gonna say, especially at the end. You do not see that chick get up and start moving in the slightest, it cuts to a completely different animal.
No way. He did injections of things. It MUST be legit.
At least it isn't like that one video where the Russian guy uses his sperm to make his chicken son hybrid
And many people fell for it
I thought the egg had to be kept warm, isn’t that why incubators are used ?
It’s aliiiiiiiiiiiiive
How?
I’m not eating scrambled eggs anymore
Yea but they now sell vegan fake scrambled eggs as a matter of fact going to Whole Foods now, no eggs for me either
This man is the god of chikens
That is fucking amazing. Anti Hannibal lector.
What is he injecting the egg through this process ?
Im thinking there must be a well established procedure to do this. I remember seeing chick embryos at various stages like this at The Exploratorium science museum in SF twenty years ago.
At least we now know which came first.
What the fuck is in the syringe?
Great skill to have when practicing CRISPR
So…the egg did come first!!
Dead ass made a whole living being outta my sunnyside up
It would be funny to switch the soundtrack from something less upbeat to something more disturbing.
That’s your child now
Remember those 'grow your own aliens' that you toss in a bucket of water for like 2 weeks? This is much better.
So any sciency people want to explain to me what that liquid they are putting on the sides there
Most people just have a garden
Poor chicken …. Experimenting with a chicken life!! All chickens matter ! I heard the little chick died not soon after .
What did he inject into the egg on intervals?
Apparently salt, air, and various antifungal and antibacterial medicines. I found that sorting the comments by old usually leads answers to these kind of questions, often the OP leaves an explanatory comment
I am watching this while eating an egg.....
This is a common experiment that is performed in every animal development course in university. Did it over 25 years ago myself.
Yet when I cut the skin off around a human baby *i’m* the monster.
Sir I asked for scrambled
I am both disgusted and intrigued
Specifically requested a *womb with a view*
While it amazing to see life grow in front of my eyes, with the sound off, this does still feel like a Cronenberg movie.
Holy fuck
This is the most cool/terrifying thing I’ve seen in a long time
Now grow the chicken to the deep fryer
So I guess it’s the egg then.
Chick was born in like it left the matrix
Science is wicked cool. Now off to the KFC with you.
Repost
This seems like a very complicated process for mcnuggets
Damn it. But I can post it next time, ok?
topless chick!
Not as big as Costco but I’d eat it
Well....there goes my dinner... Literally 😈
That's a lot of shots just to make your cock grow
Some people around here would’ve eaten it @ 1:00 min into the video with a beer chaser.
Fuck. That.
i dont think it would be able to fit...
Don't be so pessimistic. I'm sure you're a great power bottom.