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An '''egg''' is a reproductive capsule produced by many animals to reproduce. Fertilized eggs contain [[embryo]]s which develop into whichever [[animal]] laid it.Some animals lay eggs which are only visible at a [[cell]]ular level, like humans for example. Usually the egg contains all the [[nutrient]]s the developing animal needs, but humans for example just have [[DNA]]. Most eggs are considered tasty, such as [[chicken]] eggs by humans, but they tend to [[Rotting|go bad]] after a short amount of time unless kept [[cold]].
 
An '''egg''' is a reproductive capsule produced by many animals to reproduce. Fertilized eggs contain [[embryo]]s which develop into whichever [[animal]] laid it.Some animals lay eggs which are only visible at a [[cell]]ular level, like humans for example. Usually the egg contains all the [[nutrient]]s the developing animal needs, but humans for example just have [[DNA]]. Most eggs are considered tasty, such as [[chicken]] eggs by humans, but they tend to [[Rotting|go bad]] after a short amount of time unless kept [[cold]].
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===Jenny Swan===
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===Birth Egg===
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On December 13, 1984, Jenny Swan became the first human being to hatch from an egg. The egg left her mother's birth canal at 1:01am GMT, prior to the hatching at 1:09am GMT.  
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Jenny Swan's birth egg can be seen at the London Museum of Natural History.
    
[[category:biology]]
 
[[category:biology]]

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