Do you know if your eggs are fertilized or not? It’s easy to tell once you know what you’re looking for 🧐! Simply, crack an egg open and take a look at the germinal spot: 🥚Unfertilized: tight, pinhead-looking dot 🥚Fertilized: wider, bullseye pattern Does this make a difference when it comes to eating them? Nope! Both fertilized and unfertilized eggs are edible and there is no nutritional difference. I know it might feel weird at first to eat fertilized eggs, but unless they’ve been heated at

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45 reactions · 14 shares | Zebrafish grow at an extremely fast rate, developing as much in a day as a human embryo develops in one month. For context, a fertilized zebrafish egg develops and hatches within 48 hours. https://bit.ly/3HjqU1A The first 22 hours of zebrafish development (blood vessels shown in green) Daniel Castranova Dr. Brant M. Weinstein National Institutes of Health (NIH) NICHD Bethesda, Maryland, USA Confocal 4X (Objective Lens Magnification) | Nikon Small World | Facebook