r/mildlyinteresting Dec 18 '22

Every egg in this carton had double yolks Overdone

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u/Long_Educational Dec 18 '22

If these eggs were fertilized, would these eggs result in twin chicks being hatched, or would they become unviable due to lack of whites to provide necessary nutrients?

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '22

lmao im a human twin and my sister stole all my mf nutrients

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u/candybrie Dec 18 '22

If you're fraternal, I do not see how her umbilical cord got wrapped around your neck. Fraternal twins each get their own gestational sack so can't get tangled in each other's cords. It's why they're the safer type of twins.

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '22

This is wild. I am also a fraternal twin born (c section) with a cord around my neck as well. We werent premature though and we both were average size.

I am also 6'4" and 205 lbs. Is youre sister 5'2"?

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '22

That is so crazy. You have the same birthday but she is older than you.

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u/thebaked_baker Dec 19 '22

Yo same!!!! I told my biology teacher in highschool that I was conceived five weeks after my brother, and she straight up told me I must be confused or my mom lied to me. I'm a girl and I have a fraternal twin brother. I was like 5.5 pounds and my brother was nearly 8 pounds! It's super super super rare, but it absolutely happens occasionally.

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u/Forgot_my_un Dec 18 '22

How'd you know I was gonna ask? Second question was gonna be what about your twin?

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u/Not_floridaman Dec 19 '22

My twins were conceived months apart! One was IVF, natural cycle, and I got knocked up naturally at the same time. They're just siblings born on the same day :)

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '22

You …… you do know the sacks rupture (usually) prior to the baby(s) exiting the womb??? Some up to 48 hours before intervention?? Orrrr nahhh we gonna forget that part?????

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u/belbsy Dec 19 '22

If you're suggesting chickens all look alike, I'd invite you to check your privilege.