Yeah I figured it was possible cause my chickens used to lay eggs with two yolks so like if I had a rooster and they did the deed then those yolks would be two babies instead, and I'm pretty sure they are identical cause their connected so I'd say its two separate eggs are fraternal, where as two chicks in the same egg would be identical
@@Bee_jayde Well, if it's two yolks then I would assume that it's the same as having two eggs. Here it looks like they were connected and maybe shared one yolk, thus divided in early development (i.e. identical twins). But maybe my assumption is incorrect and part of their skin just fused during the final days and originally there were two yolks. I just thought that double-yolk eggs never make it to hatch. So learned something.
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Didn't think this was possible. So are those identical twins or non-identical? 😮
Yeah I figured it was possible cause my chickens used to lay eggs with two yolks so like if I had a rooster and they did the deed then those yolks would be two babies instead, and I'm pretty sure they are identical cause their connected so I'd say its two separate eggs are fraternal, where as two chicks in the same egg would be identical
@@Bee_jayde
Well, if it's two yolks then I would assume that it's the same as having two eggs. Here it looks like they were connected and maybe shared one yolk, thus divided in early development (i.e. identical twins). But maybe my assumption is incorrect and part of their skin just fused during the final days and originally there were two yolks. I just thought that double-yolk eggs never make it to hatch. So learned something.
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