Egg Time-lapse

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Comment from : João Arthur

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Certainly! Here's a general overview of what you might expect to see in an egg time-lapse from day to day, assuming you're observing the development of a fertilized chicken egg Keep in mind that the specific timing of these changes can vary depending on factors like temperature and humidity: br br**Day 1 - Fertilization**: br- On the first day, you won't see much change externally The fertilization of the egg typically occurs before it's laid br- Inside the egg, the fertilized ovum begins to divide into cells br br**Day 2 - Cleavage**: br- The cells in the embryo continue to divide br- You might see some early blood vessel development if the egg is candled (shone light through) in a dark room br br**Day 3 - Morula Stage**: br- The embryo, now called a morula, continues to divide and forms a cluster of cells br- Blood vessels become more visible when candled br br**Day 4 - Blastula Stage**: br- The morula transforms into a blastula, which is a hollow sphere of cells br- The blastoderm, a small disk of cells on top of the yolk, becomes more prominent br br**Day 5 - Gastrulation**: br- The blastula starts to undergo gastrulation, a process in which cells move and differentiate to form the three germ layers: ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm br- Blood vessels continue to develop br br**Day 6 - Primitive Streak**: br- The primitive streak, a visible line on the blastoderm, forms as cells continue to differentiate br- The amniotic cavity starts to form, surrounding the embryo br br**Day 7 - Formation of Organs**: br- The primitive streak extends and begins the process of organ formation br- Blood vessels become more intricate and visible br- The embryo may start to take on a curved shape br br**Day 8 - Heart Development**: br- The heart begins to form and beat br- You might see the pulsating heart if you're candling the egg br- The circulatory system becomes more complex br br**Day 9-10 - Limb Buds**: br- Limb buds, which will become wings and legs, start to develop br- The embryo continues to grow and take on a more recognizable shape br br**Day 11-14 - Eye and Beak Formation**: br- The eyes and beak of the chick become more prominent br- Feathers start to develop br br**Day 15-18 - Final Growth**: br- The chick continues to grow, and its body becomes more fully developed br- Feathers continue to develop and cover the body br br**Day 19-21 - Hatching**: br- The chick is fully developed inside the egg and begins to position itself for hatching br- The chick pips (makes a small hole) in the shell and begins to hatch br br**Day 21 - Hatch Day**: br- The chick works its way out of the shell, and you witness the hatching process br- After hatching, the chick is wet and exhausted but quickly dries and fluffs up br brThe timing of these stages can vary slightly, but this general timeline provides an overview of the major developments you might observe in an egg time-lapse from day to day It's a fascinating process to document and study!
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I literally searched for this because I saw this video many years ago
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I was expecting something grosser It looked like it just dried up without rotting but I'm sure it smelled like sulfur during filming
Comment from : Marcus Carana