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Can a chick hatch naturally by itself with only chicken?
No, a chick cannot hatch naturally by itself with only chicken. Here's why:
* Fertilization: For a chick to develop, the egg needs to be fertilized by a rooster. This means the sperm from a rooster must penetrate the egg.
* Incubation: After fertilization, the egg needs a consistent warm temperature for approximately 21 days to allow the embryo inside to develop fully. This is typically achieved by a broody hen sitting on the egg.
In summary: A chick requires both fertilization and incubation for development, which cannot happen without the involvement of a rooster and either a broody hen or an artificial incubator.
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