Do fish eggs evaporate into the air?

Here's why:

* Evaporation is a process of liquid turning into gas. Fish eggs are mostly water, but they are encased in a protective membrane. This membrane prevents the water inside from evaporating quickly.

* Fish eggs are designed to stay moist. They need to be in water or a very humid environment to survive. If they were to dry out, they would die.

* Evaporation would damage the embryo. The developing embryo inside the egg needs moisture to grow and develop. Evaporation would disrupt this process.

So, while fish eggs might lose some moisture over time, they don't evaporate completely into the air.