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I am a city girl. So could one of you, perhaps C B answer this question? ...........My honey says eggs come out of a chicken's a - - - . I say they come out of a chicken's vagina . Which is right ?

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country bumpkin

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MCM here's a 3 minute (close-up) video of a chicken laying an egg. It's fascinating to watch so please enjoy.

Video>>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iil_YNHO4EY

10 years ago. Rating: 6
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mycatsmom

Thx, CB. I knew you'd come thru for me without making snarky comments like some people do .The video was educational

commented 10 years ago

country bumpkin

You're welcome MCM.

commented 10 years ago

Bob/PKB

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You are both incorrect. The egg is expelled from the "vent". Read from this website: http://www.enkivillage.com/how-do-chickens-lay-eggs.html

I hope your honey is not watermelon man.

10 years ago. Rating: 6
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mycatsmom

commented 10 years ago

lindilou

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This is a good question! All I know is there's only one exit on a Hen!

10 years ago. Rating: 6
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mycatsmom

that's cute, Lindi. And you're right. I did not know there was only one hole.

commented 10 years ago

sunnyB

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Brrrrrrrrk brk bk bk bk bk another double yolker.

10 years ago. Rating: 6
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mycatsmom

The yolk is on you, Sunny

commented 10 years ago

gximeneszacharyx

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kamiliarosinec

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