What do you with a fertilized chicken egg?

For Eating:

* Incubate it: If you want to hatch a chick, you'll need to incubate the egg at a specific temperature and humidity for about 21 days.

* Eat it: You can eat a fertilized egg just like any other egg. The fertilization doesn't change the flavor or texture.

* Make dishes with it: Fertilized eggs are great for making omelets, scrambled eggs, fried eggs, baked goods, and more.

For Learning:

* Observe its development: You can crack open a fertilized egg at different stages of development to observe the embryo growing.

* Study the biology of birds: A fertilized egg provides a great opportunity to learn about the process of embryonic development and reproduction in birds.

For Other Purposes:

* Decorate it: You can decorate a fertilized egg like a regular egg by painting, drawing, or embellishing it.

* Use it in crafts: Some people use fertilized eggs to create decorative crafts or for candle making.

It's important to note that:

* Fertilized eggs may be harder to find than unfertilized eggs, as they are usually purchased for hatching chicks.

* If you're planning to incubate a fertilized egg, make sure you have all the necessary equipment and knowledge to provide the best care for the developing chick.

Let me know if you'd like to know more about any of these options!