people who feel bad about eating eggs. don't be. the eggs you eat at the store wont turn into chickens. they are not fertilized. Hens lay eggs regardless of them being fertilized. I've owned chickens my whole life. Matter of fact, some hens will eat their unfertilized eggs to get the nutrients back.
@@Orcrist Battery farms, caged chickens, ect. I imagine a lot more people would be okay with eating eggs if they were all from a free range farm. Like a real free range farm.
What I always find crazy is... something has simple as an egg has all the DNA information to form a heart, liver, brain, eyes, beak, feathers and everything else packed into it.
Uhm... Technically humans are also born from eggs. Women (or female humans if you like to be woke) generate eggs in their wombs. (Excuse me if this comment seems demeaning or offensive to you in any way.)
I think you need to take a closer look at the oxygenation requirements for the embryo. Too much oxygen can create oxygen toxicity, while too little is obviously bad as well. Plus there is also a hydration requirement to be looked at. Eggs have a certain moisture requirement, so it may be that you need to add a few drops of water into the embryo cups. I'd say to carefully monitor the weight of each embryo cup from day 1 to the day of hatching. Keep the weight constant by adding a few drops of water if the weight starts to drop due to evaporation.
- "Do you remember how you were being born?" - "There was a huge human Hand, Cameras and a red, fast rotating Ventilatior. I could not move. I could not act. Trapped in the very fluids that kept bulding me. But I could see things before age would have a meaning to my very existence. And after that i fell out of some transparent device that held me inside and there i was" - "Uhm, okay"
Most chicken be like, I couldn’t see I was it was all dark and then I built of the courage to attack the wall and broke free into the world of the living.
I would really love a video explaining the details of the equipment that was used for this process, there isn't much about incubating chickens out of eggs on the Internet and it's a really interesting topic
I agree. Chickens are funny creatures but also have some fascinating facts about them. For example, did you know they are the closest relatives to dinosaurs?
This is incredibly cathartic to watch right now. I had a Muscovy duck sitting on a nest of 17 eggs. One didn't develop, she kicked one out of the nest, and a few more began to disappear. I suspected rats, until I noticed the smell. One or more of the eggs had become infected with bacteria and had burst, exposing all the eggs to infection. I had 11 eggs left, which I moved to a clean nest, and the mother got right back to work incubating them. The next day, there were only 10. Another had burst, so I went to move the eggs, and noticed two had externally pipped (cracked the shell to begin hatching). I know you're not supposed to help them hatch unless there's no progress for several hours, but I was worried they were weak from infection, and didn't want another egg to burst, exposing the hatching duckling to a high concentration of infection before it's even out of the shell. I gently helped the two ducklings hatch, they were really weak for 12 hours or so and appeared to have the beginnings of infections around the umbilicus (mushy chick syndrome). I cleaned their little bellies with iodine and put antibiotic ointment on them and gave them to mom. The next morning, none of the others had pipped, but the remaining eggs were starting to look black and one had burst in the night. I moved the mom and ducklings to a clean nest and disposed of the nest and remaining eggs (one burst as I placed it in the garbage bag) and cut my losses at 15 out of 17 eggs not hatching. A little over 24 hours after the ducklings had hatched, momma duck bravely gave her life protecting her babies from a coyote. I tried to chase after them, but it had my duck dead and over the fence before I could even see what it was that got her. The two little ducklings were playing dead in the nest so well they fooled me at first. My Anatolian shepherd puppy is going to be able to look after the ducks in a few months, but she's still too young to be left alone with them for now. I'm looking at these precious, 30-hour-old ducklings in a brooder in my room and looking for any kind of hope, and I find your little cup baby. If it took you three years of trying to get a live chick, I can try to keep my 4 (now 6) ducks alive at least a bit longer. Wish me luck.
Once one egg bursts it's likely the rest are goners sadly, most people would thrown them all out! Bet those babies are glad you didn't and that you helped..Hope they get better soon.
Yes brove these things bring u to close to the creater of the world cal god his real name is allah mention in quran if u study quran in depth u wil understand about all creation n the creater and the purpos of life.
Not that much upgraded technology, we still can't make a single human cell by our own knowledge, but we know what elements are in cell. That's prove that humans has no ability to create like nature's almighty creator.
Nature is so beautiful therefore it was made by the Almighty Creator... until we see parasites that burrow inside your brain and eat you inside out, cancer that seemingly comes out for no general reason, and pandemics like the infamous COVID-19. Probably the Almighty Creator didn't create these, maybe. Maybe he just does not care, maybe. He was not there in the first place, maybe...
@@tejaswinikasinadhuni5231 my reasons ? I called this world beautiful because you know it fascinates me ....the green environment, animals , rainfall ,snowfall and many things but ofcourse humans have destroyed it to much extent
Yeah, no. This guy didn't bother to tell you that of the hundreds of baby chickens they removed from the shell, all died but this one. Between 55-95% of them would have survived had they been left to incubate in the shell like nature intended.
@@TophatOrange even with eggs most of the embryos dies e chicken is just a weak animal it dies quicly by the smalles corruption in the cells its a sad story but if you raise chickens you'll see that like 8/10 eggs never hatch
I would love to see a more detailed video about the scientific details! As a future biologist I was truly mesmerised by this video and I have still many questions left unanswered. Why did so many embryo's died, especially near the end? What made this little guy survive? How did you come to the conclusion of using this kind of cup, would there be any different (better perhaps) way? Will you keep on experimenting? I'd love to hear the details.
@@johnclay14 Professors Yutaka Tahara and Katsuya Obara demonstrating a “shell-less culture system,” a process in which a chicken egg is artificially fertilized and placed in a clear sterile vessel, and the fetus is developed in an incubator, as described in a paper published by the Journal of Poultry Science in 2014
Its pretty normal for chickens, or any birds, to have some failure eggs. And probably them hatcing it in a cup doesnt really contribute much to those chances
@King of The Zinger I mean, that's a big if considering there is next to zero chance Earth has ever been visited by an alien species. I can't quite tell if you're being sarcastic, but you seem serious. Sounds like a great plot to a sci-fi series.
i was thinking this exact thing... like... ::scientist, does three years of experimentation to get a live chick, succeeds.. instantly shows chick to cat, cat pounces, end of three year experiment:: lmfao.
Hey don't you think they may have faked it.now i dont want be bad person but they said we did something (which they didn't specify what) and then didn't film and one day suddenly their is voice.am I the only one who find it weird?
0:45 The egg white helps prevent infection while the yolk is nutrients for the developing chick. The entire circulatory system is formed starting from a single fertilized egg cell. It's that cell that divides and creates the entire organism. It's more like a tree growing in the soil from a seed than a puzzle arranging itself.
Thanks for clarifying, I can understand why some people might think otherwise. But I think narrator was talking in the same spirit as you. As the embryo absorbs nutrients, the molecules in the yoke *are* lining up to be this.
Precaution for a more sterile environment could help keep the babies alive during the growth. keeping hands clean, wear clean gloves, sterile environment. Try to simulate all factors an Egg has- honestly a "Test tube" baby would have a higher chance than a Cup baby. Suspended in their own yolk, with much more space to grow, it may have a bigger chance. Disturbing the babies to check on them while they grew also could have interrupted something important- so its important to let things run its course in this scenario, than to constantly bother and check. Something else important is that- when a bird hatches, the bird needs to be strong enough to break through and out of the shell on its own, or it wont survive. Thats how nature allows only the best to live. The reason the baby is weak is that, possibly- because they didnt have to go through that, they didnt have to be strong enough to break the shell. That means theyll need to build up strength in a different way.
@@haxonut No- i've not. This is mostly theory. But im aware of how animals function, and hence the words "Possibly". and "Could help" and "May have". Im no expert. Im giving my informed input based on my current knowledge.
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Good to know, that the shape of the egg plays no rule on to the chicken form. Very cute endeavour. If just every chicken would recieve so much hope and care! : )
I feel like a proud parent, he's so cute (Okay I had to edit this, can you guys stop being so mean under my comment? I just think the chicken is cute. There's no need to be up in arms about my opinion)
Oh my God!! A heart is formed from visibly nothing!! Nothing BUT genetic code!! Waw Waw. Just amazing, terrifying actually!!!! . And that THIS EXPERIMENT IS AN Incredibly SMART AND IMPORTANT ONE!! CONGRATS!!! YOU'RE 1 GENIUS. !!
That is under the assumption that sloths would be able to manage surviving until the year 2098. Considering their specie's abysmal specs, I won't be surprised if they won't survive for long. I very much think that they'll go extinct if they won't mutate to a better balanced buildnlike when they're still megatheriums. They may survive for a while because of pretty privilege like the pandas who are very low-tier themselves. However, sloths have cockroaches living within their moss fur so I don't think they can successfully rely on pretty privilege. ruclips.net/video/tUNTer87gWU/видео.html For another funny video about sloths published on the 1st of April, 2021. ruclips.net/video/_lpxUM5Yr0s/видео.html
It would be SUPER INTERESTING to see a complete and HD time lapse from the first moment of sealing the top to a fully formed chick. Man I’d love to see that.
I'd recommend modifying an egg turner to turn the glass, a humidifier, and a MAP gas membrane for air transfer while keeping bacteria out (the function of the bloom or cuticle). During the egg removal, I'd do that under a laminar flow hood to prevent bacteria from entering. Then use USB microscope camera on a 3D printer gantry to record everything remotely without opening the incubator..
@@Vaibhav-un8rr ...just realizing that the egg itself has porosity; So, rather than remove the egg shell entirely, perhaps there is a way to neatly open up the top half, then cover with an upside down MAP gas membrane that had a window large enough to put the microscope cam through... the egg turner is essential regardless. Also, I'd make sure to use light sparingly so as not to stress the chick. Think premature baby ward...
@@Velikatheia Well, considering he used just regular old eggs, I'd say the chick is better now than on a breakfast plate. Do you eat eggs? How many of this chick's relatives have you ate in the past?
Him: we need to make sure that he is healthy, firmly on his feet, and 'eating well' *shows cat beside the chicken* Me: the chicken right? ... the chicken right?
I feel like " NOBODY" had the rights for experimenting at living animals ... Jeezez why for what? Next step is we do that with humans... The natural answer for anything is natural selection ! We are not God and i didnt even belive to god... 😒
@@mausplays7101 Although I agree that this experiment was unnecessary and somewhat unethical, I disagree with your logic. Humans have ate animals for years, yet a very low percentage has taken the next step of eating humans.
@@mausplays7101 a greek man once opened the head of a cow up and poked around its brain making it move different muscles, this man figured out that it was the brain, not the heart that controlled the body, without things like that we never would've gotten anywhere as a people, specific unethical experiments if done right progress humanity, we dont play god, we just try to do what nature does in another form, hell most food plants nowdays are horridly mutated versions of their original forms, bananas used to be mostly seed now its almost nothing but flesh.
Nature doesnt "plan" for any thing. Life survives by reacting to positive and negative stimuli. We are what we are because it has benefited us to be this way and whether you like it or not we are a part of nature.
@@mr.martins3737 To be fair the death rate wasn't too odd, normal chicken eggs don't hatch all the time. For example my school bought chicken eggs which we incubated, for every 50 eggs roughly only 9 made it to fully development and I think 6 made it to adulthood if I'm counting in the couple who just couldn't hatch and the 2 of every single batch (i think we had 2 or 3 batches) that ended up deformed with crippling issues that lead to them dying very young (by natural causes btw). And that was us doing huge batches at once, he was doing very small batches which would make sense why it took a few years to hatch one.
with no explanation what made the final one a success. so they just lucked out after 3 years and left it at that. or threw in a freshly hatched chicken in front of the camera and called it a day. i hope they didn't waste the dead ones and fed them to the cat at least.
It's a good way to for students to see how the embryo develops, but the chicks always die before they would normally hatch. A better way is to candle eggs. You can see almost exactly the same thing and the chicks can then survive to hatch.
Personal motivation is the key after that is the good teacher then the environment after that the equipment such as material something to fill to test our comprehension.
Exactly and that's why this is fake, he planted the chick obviously. Spent thousands of dollars and at the end bought a chick and tilted the glass lmao.
@@sriracha5524 that’s a great story. I don’t doubt that it’s possible, humans do many stupid things to feel superior to other animals. But again if you have 900 cameras and oxygen, you could of had a night vision tiny camera setup in that box…… but no he had to be woken up in his deep sleep by the noice of this chicken xD
For sure. And I don't mean to come off depressing in contrast to your wholesome sentiments..but it sucks that some humans in the womb don't get the same treatment anymore though. A bit of a paradox eh? If you get what I mean.
@@oofydoom Such a thing you're implying happens all the same in the chicken world. Just the same as some mothers abort their unborn babies for their own wellbeing or health, chickens do the very same thing. Mother chickens will sometimes eat their own fertilized eggs and if they are brooding, they will deliberately crush their eggs. The latter happens for a much opposite reason than abortion for humans but it does happen. I'm sure a human in the womb would get the same exact treatment from this guy who posted the video. Humans in the womb and newborns are treated very nicely by the people who choose to have them, which is what should be happening. People who hatch eggs choose to do it, sooooooooo such paradox doesn't work.
I would love to see a non-stop time lapse of the growth from day 1. Just one smooth growth. But I know how difficult that would be with so many failures.
@@tmlconfirmed5784 Where's the proof?? Because I have legitimate research references that say otherwise. Is it profitable? No. Is it practical? No. Does it have a high success rate? Absolutely not. BUT...those weren't in question. Simply "Is it POSSIBLE", and it's been proven "YES". So you might wanna do research so you don't look so stupid.
MacChickenBeth: No chicken hatched of a hen egg shall kill me! MacChickenDuff: I wasn't hatched, I was born from a glass. MacChickenBeth: Ah cluck... them witchens really pecked me over...
Bro the heart beating part in the beginning idk why but it was mesmerizing to think that a life is coming from that little tiny splotch circulating over and over and will be a healthy baby chicken soon. Keep up the great work!
@@Tempvo compare it though to the fact that these were already collected and sold to be turned into omelettes. It's not like they would have become chicks naturally if he had done literally nothing. Now whether you believe they should have been collected in the first place is a totally different conversation but as far as this experiment is concerned I would say it's a net positive.
@@calliemyersbuchanan6458 Lol, no. Ppl dont sell fertilized eggs as consumable eggs. The one you eat is unfertilized that the chicken drop regularly, comparable to female human's menstruation.
Its possible as even slight exposure can leave contami anta in the yolk. However it may also be there may be a part od the egg thats necessary during development making it easier to grow
The egg white contains Lysin, which kills off bacteria to some extent. The major issue is the lack of calcium that these chickens get. Students from japan did the same experiment 5 years ago with a survivalrate of 8/14 eggs. Yes, him saying at 3:37 that he used hundreds of eggs means that he tried to grow hundreds of baby chickens who can't grow bones because unlike him, the students from japan used calcium lactate pentahydrate powder among other things.
Not only thas might be a problem, but also this. In the video he rotates the eggs but he should have tilted them. This way the yolk won't keep floating at the top and instead remains centered. I'm not sure what he thought when he just rotated them instead of tilting it. I guess he misunderstood some information that he learned before that moment in the video.
@@ThatOneWeeb420 i missed that second, but that little angle ain't enough. Actually hatchery machines tilt the eggs about an angle of like 45 degrees or even more.
gimme likes lol never gonna give u up "that's a chicken! " "unbelievable!" *show it to the cat* *coffin dance music plays* -haha i edited so everyone get rickrolled lol-
Funny, but in case you're interested, I've raised dozens of chickens and I don't think I have lost even one to a pet dog or cat. If you hold a chick and show it to the cat like he did in this video, somehow the cat (or dog) will often realize the chick is off limits. Even cats that hunt lots of mice and play very roughly figure it out, and will even put up with the chick walking on them and standing on the cat's head. I don't know if it is because the chick smells like the cat's human, or because the chick is fearless of the cat, or if its infantile appearance triggers the cats parental instincts or what the heck is going on but for some reason my cats never attacked chicks (or chickens) even if the cat never met an adult chicken to scare it off. Opossums, raccoons, foxes, snakes, hawks and fire ants and sometimes even other chicks/chickens are a completely different, sadder, story. Still, after 3 years of trying, I think I would be reluctant to risk it even though I'm pretty sure it would be ok. I mean, it is rare, but I've heard of family pets killing newborn humans so I guess some dogs/cats are atypical. I'm still in awe that he had even one success in 3 years and had the tenacity to keep trying after so many failures.
Ohhhh like I have a pet cat who only eats cat food , but never eats any rice , milk , raw fish and cooked fish , he eats mutton but only stewed even my 4 friends cat's are similiar ....... so i guess his cat is also like mine :)
This is awesome! Educational and and emotional! I was so sad when the chick who was only a day from hatching passed away...and it was so joyful to see the 1st survivor. I'm really enjoying your content....very interesting, and you guys seem so relatable, kind and like genuinely nice ppl. Oh, I think Stephan needs a buddy to share his new home with.
The hatchrate for chickens is surprisingly low. Just like humans, sometimes the fetus does not make it. I've hatched chickens in incubators my whole life. This happens in eggs too (I don't know how taking them out of their egg would effect them) also not to mention the many chick's who don't hatch right, and won't survive no matter how hard you try. It's sad, it really is. But it's fascinating how nature does this for seemingly no reason.
@@addiseatsquaileggs9968 Title: I was born in a glass [hiding] Millions of views Title: I was born in a glass and ended up on a plate [truth] 3 strikes
DNA is amazing. It can code for proteins to rearrange Hydrogen, Carbon, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and other trace elements to form entire cells from yolk.
No it was not. Think of the hundreds of chickens that could have lived, but nO0o wE HaVE tO Do THiS f0R a VIde0. Wanna know why they didn't show the birth? It's because it died and so they just used another egg but not in a cup and threw the dead one in the trash with the other hundeds of dead chicken embreos that they could have just left in their shells and not killed.
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How are we going to name him? ))
name him Yuki!
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Fritz
KIKKO
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Name him Cup. It's literally the most fitting and adorable name
Ahhwww thats so perfect
I prefer mug
Perfect
😂😂😂
what about cupy
people who feel bad about eating eggs. don't be. the eggs you eat at the store wont turn into chickens. they are not fertilized. Hens lay eggs regardless of them being fertilized. I've owned chickens my whole life. Matter of fact, some hens will eat their unfertilized eggs to get the nutrients back.
The reason people don’t like eating eggs is because of the way they are harvested from the chickens.
@@Ricely_puffs and what way is that?
@@Orcrist Battery farms, caged chickens, ect. I imagine a lot more people would be okay with eating eggs if they were all from a free range farm. Like a real free range farm.
Thankyou so much for this comment, i was about to feel bad lol
Oh thanks, I feel less guilty now
"We need to make sure that he is healthy."
*puts one of the single biggest predator of birds on the planet right next to its box*
LOL
@Yang Wen Li you watched all that and this is what you got from it? Idiot.
@Yang Wen Li it's the internet deal with it
@Yang Wen Li aight I'm pretty sure there's always people writing dumb idiot or other "hate speech" and there not a trump supporter
@Yang Wen Li no
What I always find crazy is... something has simple as an egg has all the DNA information to form a heart, liver, brain, eyes, beak, feathers and everything else packed into it.
Ikr?its amazing
Uhm... Technically humans are also born from eggs. Women (or female humans if you like to be woke) generate eggs in their wombs. (Excuse me if this comment seems demeaning or offensive to you in any way.)
Dat you in yo mama belly every thing is BORN like that
In the beginning a single cell has all the information for the complete product. Not only till its birth, but his entire life till its death
@@princetamrac1180 well, yes. That is exactly my point.
I think you need to take a closer look at the oxygenation requirements for the embryo. Too much oxygen can create oxygen toxicity, while too little is obviously bad as well. Plus there is also a hydration requirement to be looked at. Eggs have a certain moisture requirement, so it may be that you need to add a few drops of water into the embryo cups. I'd say to carefully monitor the weight of each embryo cup from day 1 to the day of hatching. Keep the weight constant by adding a few drops of water if the weight starts to drop due to evaporation.
Underrated scientific observation.
this is the way
@And-Nonymous it is not toxic, too much is.
@And-Nonymous hyperoxia
Op bro
Nice 👍
- "Do you remember how you were being born?"
- "There was a huge human Hand, Cameras and a red, fast rotating Ventilatior. I could not move. I could not act. Trapped in the very fluids that kept bulding me. But I could see things before age would have a meaning to my very existence. And after that i fell out of some transparent device that held me inside and there i was"
- "Uhm, okay"
Underrated comment
This gave me existential crisis attack
it could actually see itself being born
it saw the world before it hatched
Blade Runner 2049
Most chicken be like, I couldn’t see I was it was all dark and then I built of the courage to attack the wall and broke free into the world of the living.
Other chickens : “ Yea my mom is a black chicken”
“Mines brown”
“ Mines a cup”
Not to be that guy but they all had mums, just this guy had a see-through egg. Should get some rgb on those too :D
idk reading this comment made me sad asf
yea lol
the cup replaces only the egg shell though
he had a mom but they took the egg and put in the cup, so it might think its the cup for the mom
I would really love a video explaining the details of the equipment that was used for this process, there isn't much about incubating chickens out of eggs on the Internet and it's a really interesting topic
there is. you didnt look very hard.
I agree. Chickens are funny creatures but also have some fascinating facts about them. For example, did you know they are the closest relatives to dinosaurs?
Your in look aswel because if you scroll for a bit on this guys channel you'll find a video all about chickens 🐔
This is incredibly cathartic to watch right now. I had a Muscovy duck sitting on a nest of 17 eggs. One didn't develop, she kicked one out of the nest, and a few more began to disappear. I suspected rats, until I noticed the smell. One or more of the eggs had become infected with bacteria and had burst, exposing all the eggs to infection. I had 11 eggs left, which I moved to a clean nest, and the mother got right back to work incubating them. The next day, there were only 10. Another had burst, so I went to move the eggs, and noticed two had externally pipped (cracked the shell to begin hatching). I know you're not supposed to help them hatch unless there's no progress for several hours, but I was worried they were weak from infection, and didn't want another egg to burst, exposing the hatching duckling to a high concentration of infection before it's even out of the shell. I gently helped the two ducklings hatch, they were really weak for 12 hours or so and appeared to have the beginnings of infections around the umbilicus (mushy chick syndrome). I cleaned their little bellies with iodine and put antibiotic ointment on them and gave them to mom. The next morning, none of the others had pipped, but the remaining eggs were starting to look black and one had burst in the night. I moved the mom and ducklings to a clean nest and disposed of the nest and remaining eggs (one burst as I placed it in the garbage bag) and cut my losses at 15 out of 17 eggs not hatching.
A little over 24 hours after the ducklings had hatched, momma duck bravely gave her life protecting her babies from a coyote. I tried to chase after them, but it had my duck dead and over the fence before I could even see what it was that got her. The two little ducklings were playing dead in the nest so well they fooled me at first. My Anatolian shepherd puppy is going to be able to look after the ducks in a few months, but she's still too young to be left alone with them for now. I'm looking at these precious, 30-hour-old ducklings in a brooder in my room and looking for any kind of hope, and I find your little cup baby. If it took you three years of trying to get a live chick, I can try to keep my 4 (now 6) ducks alive at least a bit longer. Wish me luck.
good luck, mate, sounds like you're gonna need it.
I don't mean that in any mean type of way, though. Good luck.
Hope everything works out
Good luck!
Once one egg bursts it's likely the rest are goners sadly, most people would thrown them all out! Bet those babies are glad you didn't and that you helped..Hope they get better soon.
Good luck with what you’re doing!
Looking at this makes me feel like, despite how advance human technologies are, we still have so much to learn from nature.
Yes brove these things bring u to close to the creater of the world cal god his real name is allah mention in quran if u study quran in depth u wil understand about all creation n the creater and the purpos of life.
Not that much upgraded technology, we still can't make a single human cell by our own knowledge, but we know what elements are in cell. That's prove that humans has no ability to create like nature's almighty creator.
@@nazariqbal3231 LMAOOO SHUT UP
@@istoppedlaughing5225 yeah evolution really is amazing. The best creator
Nature is so beautiful therefore it was made by the Almighty Creator... until we see parasites that burrow inside your brain and eat you inside out, cancer that seemingly comes out for no general reason, and pandemics like the infamous COVID-19. Probably the Almighty Creator didn't create these, maybe. Maybe he just does not care, maybe. He was not there in the first place, maybe...
When the chicken grows up Repeat the experiment with it's eggs To see if there's a higher chance of survival
Selective breeding at its finest
That's smart. I hope he sees this comment
That would actually be cool
let's like this comment to the moon so that he notices it
It's more about the incubation and all stuff, not the chicken itself.
This made me tear up . We are so lucky to live in this beautiful world
Why is life beautiful? Just asking. Wanna know your reasons
@@tejaswinikasinadhuni5231 my reasons ? I called this world beautiful because you know it fascinates me ....the green environment, animals , rainfall ,snowfall and many things but ofcourse humans have destroyed it to much extent
@@animagus4116 fun fact: humans are animals too. And nature has a certain order. We do that to survive. Dont hate on your uwn species
Yeah, no. This guy didn't bother to tell you that of the hundreds of baby chickens they removed from the shell, all died but this one. Between 55-95% of them would have survived had they been left to incubate in the shell like nature intended.
@@WobblesandBean Goes to show life is a more complicated then process flow diagrams, thermodynamics and spreadsheets
Really sad for all the embryos they lost, but seeing that chicken at the end was almost tear inducing. Nothing can describe how beautiful life is.
Abortions are legal
@@jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj0 we know, but for humans in some country, but this is a chicken, i dont think its illegal in any way
@@jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj0 most of them dies anyways because of getting eaten
@@jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj0 So?
Bro I ate like 3 chicken embryos for breakfast
"That time I reincarnated as a chicken in a glass."
I see you are a person of culture.
I see you are a person of culture.
I see you are a person of culture
I see you are a person of culture
I see you are a person of culture
The amount of patience this man has is absurd
I would just poke or do something stupid and kill it
(I have some issues)
+ a lot of dead embryos and chicken trying to make a vid, im overall fan but not of this one.
Clearly you've never raised chickens dude that happens regardless science isn't always gonna be pretty
@@drewdurnilappreciationday1680 same
@@TophatOrange even with eggs most of the embryos dies e chicken is just a weak animal it dies quicly by the smalles corruption in the cells its a sad story but if you raise chickens you'll see that like 8/10 eggs never hatch
I would love to see a more detailed video about the scientific details! As a future biologist I was truly mesmerised by this video and I have still many questions left unanswered. Why did so many embryo's died, especially near the end? What made this little guy survive? How did you come to the conclusion of using this kind of cup, would there be any different (better perhaps) way? Will you keep on experimenting?
I'd love to hear the details.
prepare to make $15/hr out of college you future biologist, you
@@johnclay14 Professors Yutaka Tahara and Katsuya Obara demonstrating a “shell-less culture system,” a process in which a chicken egg is artificially fertilized and placed in a clear sterile vessel, and the fetus is developed in an incubator, as described in a paper published by the Journal of Poultry Science in 2014
Its pretty normal for chickens, or any birds, to have some failure eggs. And probably them hatcing it in a cup doesnt really contribute much to those chances
@@johnclay14 passionate people don’t have money as their number 1 motive
@@johnclay14 Lol, I don't care about how much I earn, I'm passionate at it, and that's all that matters for me. If money is your priority, go ahead.
1:40 seeing the actual tiny blood cells flowing is literally increible. Earned my like.
@King of The Zinger
I mean, that's a big if considering there is next to zero chance Earth has ever been visited by an alien species. I can't quite tell if you're being sarcastic, but you seem serious.
Sounds like a great plot to a sci-fi series.
I'm gonna comment for no reason to get this guy famous
@@sphereyahya w option
Wow, he was telling to his cat, look we made it , we have a chicken.
Cat: let me taste a bit.
Also cat : mmmmm mmmmmm eat chick
i was thinking this exact thing... like... ::scientist, does three years of experimentation to get a live chick, succeeds.. instantly shows chick to cat, cat pounces, end of three year experiment:: lmfao.
Lol 😂
Cat: can i babysit him?
"I WAS BORN IN A GLASS!" sounds like an anime series.
Sounds like a my story animated title
@@user-ch7ji6dv4z true lol
@@user-ch7ji6dv4z sooo true dawg
I was born in a cross fire hurricane
And I howled
@@user-ch7ji6dv4z fax
that cat was fighting those intrusive thoughts hard man
Him: "I was born in a glass!"
Me in the inside: I was born in a test tube!"
hahahaha ez
I can see a story of Some random baby born on a Russian lake from a leak on a test site
A lamb in 2017: I was born in a plastic bag!
Hey don't you think they may have faked it.now i dont want be bad person but they said we did something (which they didn't specify what) and then didn't film and one day suddenly their is voice.am I the only one who find it weird?
I magin deathstring60YT give u he RTX card in his dp at mrp
"I'm not like all the other chicks"
Lol 😂
"I was born on a cup"
I have, snake arms
"I'm just built different"
The chicken Was literally built different
Slivkis cat can't wait for the chicken to get big.
Let's just call him "Tandoori"
1:04 "Now we see something more understandable"
Me: Ah yes, an airpod
It looks like a spider under my bed
@@BonBon-du4xv those dead ones
@@BonBon-du4xv only in Ohio
0:45 The egg white helps prevent infection while the yolk is nutrients for the developing chick. The entire circulatory system is formed starting from a single fertilized egg cell. It's that cell that divides and creates the entire organism. It's more like a tree growing in the soil from a seed than a puzzle arranging itself.
Thanks for clarifying, I can understand why some people might think otherwise. But I think narrator was talking in the same spirit as you. As the embryo absorbs nutrients, the molecules in the yoke *are* lining up to be this.
who asked?
@@ChrielisI did
@@Chrielisdoesn’t need to be asked
"We have to make sure he's healthy, firmly on his feet, and eating well"
are you talking about the chicken or the cat?
Both
Both
Both
I'ma talking about the cat oviously he needs to be top shape
Yes.
It's amazing to watch the embryo grow throughout the video,each stage is cute. :)
Axolotls are definitely the cutest!🥰 I got to pet one once and have been a huge fan ever since.
Precaution for a more sterile environment could help keep the babies alive during the growth. keeping hands clean, wear clean gloves, sterile environment. Try to simulate all factors an Egg has- honestly a "Test tube" baby would have a higher chance than a Cup baby. Suspended in their own yolk, with much more space to grow, it may have a bigger chance. Disturbing the babies to check on them while they grew also could have interrupted something important- so its important to let things run its course in this scenario, than to constantly bother and check.
Something else important is that- when a bird hatches, the bird needs to be strong enough to break through and out of the shell on its own, or it wont survive. Thats how nature allows only the best to live.
The reason the baby is weak is that, possibly- because they didnt have to go through that, they didnt have to be strong enough to break the shell. That means theyll need to build up strength in a different way.
Awesome knowledge! Have you tried it yourself?
@@haxonut No- i've not. This is mostly theory. But im aware of how animals function, and hence the words "Possibly". and "Could help" and "May have". Im no expert. Im giving my informed input based on my current knowledge.
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Oh all right. I thought you have tried it yourself.
@@haxonut No, I have not. My apologies for giving that impression. Its just my informed thoughts based on what I know.
He almost risked his successful experiment, when he unintentionally feed the chick to his cat. 😂
i thought the same. That cat looks the bird like a tasty bisquit
@oval tine Heart attack pictures, fatty foods is animals clogged arteries : ruclips.net/video/15wgYsToORM/видео.html !!! ruclips.net/video/pFPFnhfuLrE/видео.html Vegans don’t have this problem because that is the animals. Vegans don’t get clogged arteries, 4% cancer if you’re vegan. Meat based diet 51% death rate. That is extremely high for a frigging burger etc. Gorillas in the wild, have 1 percent cancer. And they never ever eat animals !!! Peer review science !!!!
oh please don't do it
@@red_imposter9777 Heart attack pictures, fatty foods is animaIs cIogged arteries, hard arteries, PH 5, no fibre🧟♂️🦠🍔🥓🥩🍗🍳🧀... 🤮. Vegans don’t stink. PH 7 , plants have fibre ✅😉, vegans are peaceful, Peer review science. Actual pictures of the heart. ruclips.net/video/15wgYsToORM/видео.html !!! ruclips.net/video/pFPFnhfuLrE/видео.html Vegans don’t have this problem because that is the animals. Vegans don’t get clogged arteries, 4% cancer if you’re vegan. Meat based diet 51% death rate. That is extremely high for a frigging burger etc. Gorillas in the wild, have 1 percent cancer. And they never ever eat animals !!! Peer review science !!!!
RUclips delicious vegan food. Time to change ✅❤️😉
@@red_imposter9777 . ‘Smells baaad’. 6 hours !!!! 🔴🦌. 5 days or more sitting inside your stomach puuuu-trifying !!! No fibre if you eat animals in their secretions !!! Timelapse. ruclips.net/video/lmSrUvgWiqE/видео.html .... 🤢🤮.. That’s why I am vegan !!!! Your teeth are flat 😬. And your stomach is very very long, “combined length of the small and large intestines is at least 15 ft in length”. We are herbivores. The ape family. ✅❤️😬💪🦍 GorilIas never ever eat animals, they are huge !!! 98.6% the same as us !!! And I’ve gotten bigger and stronger and fitter on a plant based diet. Scientific fact !!!! Fat deposits clog the arteries, eating animals and their secretions. Deodorant mask the symptoms but the shoes and socks and armpits.. 🍳🍖🍔...🦠🧟♂️👕🧦🥾🤮..
Imagine a timelapse through the whole process
Good to know, that the shape of the egg plays no rule on to the chicken form.
Very cute endeavour. If just every chicken would recieve so much hope and care! : )
The fact you can open a egg without it breaking is amazing by itself.
This is what I do with qail eggs
HATCH DOES NOT MEAN BORN.
some people speedrun peeling raw eggs (unfertilised, of course)
@@seanlee7563 ?
@@seanlee7563 It means you need to get some bitches
DaVinci. Call him DaVinci because he's a little masterpiece.
hi im first
He he third
Or mona lisa.
cup
It's Leonardo
I feel like a proud parent, he's so cute
(Okay I had to edit this, can you guys stop being so mean under my comment? I just think the chicken is cute. There's no need to be up in arms about my opinion)
@@nathanthegreat28 yeah you can stop liking your own comments and making stupid and wild assumptions
@@nathanthegreat28 " I don't have a problem I'm just speaking facts" dude your ego is insanely huge
@@peraguy3863 pu sey
why would you feel like a proud parent?
@@Psyt0s you grow attached to things, I think he's rather cute. It's just an expression
Oh my God!! A heart is formed from visibly nothing!! Nothing BUT genetic code!! Waw Waw. Just amazing, terrifying actually!!!! . And that THIS EXPERIMENT IS AN Incredibly SMART AND IMPORTANT ONE!! CONGRATS!!! YOU'RE 1 GENIUS. !!
Call him Legion, as he carries the souls and dreams of hundreds that failed before.
Not really related tho
YES!
Kinds cryptic
DO IT PLEASE
Name it Hen Solo, because that's the only chicken to escape from the Dark Side of that crazy Russian lab experiment.
When the narrator said "Movement is life", I imagined a lot of sloths typing angry comments. I'm looking forward to reading them in 2098.
To be fair, it is common for sloths to die of starvation even when food is plentiful because their metabolism is so slow.
yeah, when he said it, I thought 'wtf?' as I cracked open another beer on my 4-day-and-still-counting YT video-a-thon lol
@@whirl3690 😡
That is under the assumption that sloths would be able to manage surviving until the year 2098. Considering their specie's abysmal specs, I won't be surprised if they won't survive for long. I very much think that they'll go extinct if they won't mutate to a better balanced buildnlike when they're still megatheriums. They may survive for a while because of pretty privilege like the pandas who are very low-tier themselves. However, sloths have cockroaches living within their moss fur so I don't think they can successfully rely on pretty privilege.
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For another funny video about sloths published on the 1st of April, 2021.
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I imagined old people dying in a hospice.....guess we're different in that department.....
I can already hear the "hello everyone this is YOUR daily dose of internet"
He already made a video I think a few months ago?
@@gils1408 this video is posted 3 days ago !
Cringe
@@pwnerbwner69 Shut up
@@pwnerbwner69 shut up
It would be SUPER INTERESTING to see a complete and HD time lapse from the first moment of sealing the top to a fully formed chick. Man I’d love to see that.
I'd recommend modifying an egg turner to turn the glass, a humidifier, and a MAP gas membrane for air transfer while keeping bacteria out (the function of the bloom or cuticle). During the egg removal, I'd do that under a laminar flow hood to prevent bacteria from entering. Then use USB microscope camera on a 3D printer gantry to record everything remotely without opening the incubator..
GR8 IDEA!!
ah yes, words, i know words
@@Vaibhav-un8rr ...just realizing that the egg itself has porosity; So, rather than remove the egg shell entirely, perhaps there is a way to neatly open up the top half, then cover with an upside down MAP gas membrane that had a window large enough to put the microscope cam through... the egg turner is essential regardless. Also, I'd make sure to use light sparingly so as not to stress the chick. Think premature baby ward...
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well
“A lot of chickens where harmed during the making of this video”
For reals though... :(
I mean they were just embryos sooo perhaps it wasn't painful for them
good. Cant make a chicken without breaking a few eggs
😂😂😂😂
@@spectralLane so were you once
The only name that would be appropriate for him, considering how many years you've attempted this, would be "Lucky"
I was thinking of Cup, but that name is better
He is lucky he is the only one to survive out of the I think hundreds 😳
What about unlucky to be the one that survived.. Its not lucky at all to survive such a stupid experiment.
@@Velikatheia no.
@@Velikatheia Well, considering he used just regular old eggs, I'd say the chick is better now than on a breakfast plate. Do you eat eggs? How many of this chick's relatives have you ate in the past?
Well done to your team!
Its also great proof for the existence of God also.
RIP all the embryos who didn't make it
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;_;
Aka breakfast
@@SaifeddineElyamoune bruh-
f
I can’t believe a vary small heart just made this cute speck of life
Him: we need to make sure that he is healthy, firmly on his feet, and 'eating well'
*shows cat beside the chicken*
Me: the chicken right?
... the chicken right?
S h i t
Oh N O
lolzz..
Uh oh
Uh oh
Nature is so beautiful that I can't even tell how gorgeous it is. it was definitely worth all the hard work they put inside the expriment!
This guy needs be in a netflix or a Nat Geo documentary.
they'd probably ruin it
E
It was actually a Japanese bio teacher that discovered this experiment
@⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ Incredible experiment tho
I think wearing gloves when handling them would increase the survival rate.
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I do really afraid of the cat will eats the chick alive....
@@nalendrapermana4831 hope not
Why do people say its bad aure many animals die but thats how life works also im pretty sure buying veggies that also supports killing animals
@@sanjaysa8229 it is why it's better to cut out the middle man and go ona homicidal rampage before the police stop you
"I was born in a glass, molded by it. I did not see an egg until I was already a rooster."
Lol
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It's called "Deaths" not failures!!! Leave Life alone is the "respectable way!"
9:01 That eye really makes me appreciate the miracle, that is life.
He's looking at him 🥺
WE DID IT BOIS SO GLAD I COULD GO THROUGH THIS WITH YALL
Yessir
🙌
🥲
I saw this experiment two years ago on some Chinese video, so nothing new.
We diditto
He should be named Beaker! after the muppet scientist, and he was born in a beaker. Plus he’s a chicken with a beak :D
It fits suprisingly well I like it
its better than "cup". Not every1 can Not be a simpleton, clearly
No, he should be named "Incubae"
This should make you believe there is a creator, and his creation is perfect. He's the greatest scientist
Rest in peace to all the little ones that died for this experiment.
yeah it breaks my heart
@@mohdan9968 Glad I'm not the only one D:
Well atleast they’re in a better place now
@@mohdan9968 And also to the ones that died because you wanted to eat them.
@@aryanbaviskar4127 lmao that's dark
"I'm human again? Well, I remembered being born in a cup as a chicken."
XD
Well according to my parents. I born in test tube
@@theaveragescienceguy8652 Im not sure if thats possible but if it is thats really cool
@@cinester789 actually birth by IVF is also called as test tube babies… cuz eggs are fertilised on a test tube
@@theaveragescienceguy8652 how are you a test? are you from the future?
"Nature thought of everything"
Ah yes, Nature already planned for some hairless apes to crack open an egg and grow a chick in a dish.
Underrated comment
I feel like " NOBODY" had the rights for experimenting at living animals ... Jeezez why for what? Next step is we do that with humans... The natural answer for anything is natural selection ! We are not God and i didnt even belive to god... 😒
@@mausplays7101 Although I agree that this experiment was unnecessary and somewhat unethical, I disagree with your logic. Humans have ate animals for years, yet a very low percentage has taken the next step of eating humans.
@@mausplays7101 a greek man once opened the head of a cow up and poked around its brain making it move different muscles, this man figured out that it was the brain, not the heart that controlled the body, without things like that we never would've gotten anywhere as a people, specific unethical experiments if done right progress humanity, we dont play god, we just try to do what nature does in another form, hell most food plants nowdays are horridly mutated versions of their original forms, bananas used to be mostly seed now its almost nothing but flesh.
Nature doesnt "plan" for any thing. Life survives by reacting to positive and negative stimuli. We are what we are because it has benefited us to be this way and whether you like it or not we are a part of nature.
All those poor chicks died for a mad scientist-type experiment.
What about you women doing abortion and killing human babies?
Don't worry, on a Christmas eve if the turkeys are way too expensive they probably would have became the substitute turkey
This is the definitive "we did it just because we could" experiment
ya three years of life forms dying just to show it lol
@@mr.martins3737 Most human science in a nutshell lmao
@@mr.martins3737 To be fair the death rate wasn't too odd, normal chicken eggs don't hatch all the time. For example my school bought chicken eggs which we incubated, for every 50 eggs roughly only 9 made it to fully development and I think 6 made it to adulthood if I'm counting in the couple who just couldn't hatch and the 2 of every single batch (i think we had 2 or 3 batches) that ended up deformed with crippling issues that lead to them dying very young (by natural causes btw).
And that was us doing huge batches at once, he was doing very small batches which would make sense why it took a few years to hatch one.
with no explanation what made the final one a success. so they just lucked out after 3 years and left it at that. or threw in a freshly hatched chicken in front of the camera and called it a day. i hope they didn't waste the dead ones and fed them to the cat at least.
everybody gangsta till the chicken starts growing his human cups
His weak start may from the fact he didn't have to break out of the shell, it's a big effort, but it helps the physical and muscular condition.
Oh so the chick is weaker than chicks who was born in a egg
It's a good way to for students to see how the embryo develops, but the chicks always die before they would normally hatch. A better way is to candle eggs. You can see almost exactly the same thing and the chicks can then survive to hatch.
i kinda feel bad to the other chicks that failed to live.
this world is very pitiful
I guess it was a lot of chick deaths... for something that was only a cool science experiment video...
@@dumpsterpsycho2894 lmfao!!! XD
Omlette
Oh do you??????? But you don’t care about abortion and human baby’s that failed to live. Ahhhhhhh makes sense.
This is pure evidence that one will learn more on youtube, that you can learn in school...
And name the chick Cuppy😀
Get this man to the topppp!!!!
Nice name
@@progamerprogamer1374 ikr
Personal motivation is the key after that is the good teacher then the environment after that the equipment such as material something to fill to test our comprehension.
@@eddycolon1986 you blew my mind bruv. I don't know but I'm high af and this makes sense
name it Atlas it means to endure and he was the one who endured the journey that so many others failed
Really like this one
Or Cup(not my comment)
Slivki : u know kfc?
Chicken : no
Slivki : well u will become one
This is just a theory, those failed ones may have needed calcium absorption from the egg shell.
I wonder if the chick won't stand cuz it's bone development wasn't very good
I was wondering about where it was getting the calcium for the bones when it was growing bones...
Exactly and that's why this is fake, he planted the chick obviously. Spent thousands of dollars and at the end bought a chick and tilted the glass lmao.
@@lgn-8973 I don’t think this is fake as this has been done before.
@@sriracha5524 that’s a great story. I don’t doubt that it’s possible, humans do many stupid things to feel superior to other animals. But again if you have 900 cameras and oxygen, you could of had a night vision tiny camera setup in that box…… but no he had to be woken up in his deep sleep by the noice of this chicken xD
Interesting how this alien-looking, amorphous, pulsating "something" manages to arouse affection. Really heartwarming.
We we're exactly like these alien-looking things
For sure. And I don't mean to come off depressing in contrast to your wholesome sentiments..but it sucks that some humans in the womb don't get the same treatment anymore though. A bit of a paradox eh? If you get what I mean.
@@oofydoom Such a thing you're implying happens all the same in the chicken world. Just the same as some mothers abort their unborn babies for their own wellbeing or health, chickens do the very same thing. Mother chickens will sometimes eat their own fertilized eggs and if they are brooding, they will deliberately crush their eggs. The latter happens for a much opposite reason than abortion for humans but it does happen. I'm sure a human in the womb would get the same exact treatment from this guy who posted the video. Humans in the womb and newborns are treated very nicely by the people who choose to have them, which is what should be happening. People who hatch eggs choose to do it, sooooooooo such paradox doesn't work.
I just love the "Dats a chicken!" in his suprised context, out of context it sounds like he's never heard of one before
I would love to see a non-stop time lapse of the growth from day 1. Just one smooth growth. But I know how difficult that would be with so many failures.
Me to
its fake anyways
@@tmlconfirmed5784 Where's the proof?? Because I have legitimate research references that say otherwise. Is it profitable? No. Is it practical? No. Does it have a high success rate? Absolutely not. BUT...those weren't in question. Simply "Is it POSSIBLE", and it's been proven "YES". So you might wanna do research so you don't look so stupid.
@@NadoriKaija you didn't really get to see the part where he grows up so i think they just gave up and bought a baby chick
@@tmlconfirmed5784 I'm not talking about this specific video.
8:50 you just showed a miracle chicken to a cat. Playing with fire there
Nah that cat is nice hes been a friend for 2 hamsters are other chicks
@@Bird18272 oh cool
MacChickenBeth: No chicken hatched of a hen egg shall kill me!
MacChickenDuff: I wasn't hatched, I was born from a glass.
MacChickenBeth: Ah cluck... them witchens really pecked me over...
This is beautiful.
MacChickenDuff was from eggshell untimely ripped!
I'm so glad I was forced to read Macbeth in highschool lol
its fake
@@tmlconfirmed5784 can you stop spamming
🐥 - "dad how was I born? "
🧑🔬 - "oh you see you were filmed for science"
Man, I can't show my cats anything. The first thing they do is slap it.
A humming bird got inside our apartment and our cats first response is to put it inside their mouths...
idc
@@owengratzer2366 being edgy is gonna get you nowhere
@@tcrthe1st978 how is saying I don't care edgy lol. Apparently being truthful is being edgy now.
@@owengratzer2366 the commenter wasnt addressing you, who cares if you dont care bozo
Bro the heart beating part in the beginning idk why but it was mesmerizing to think that a life is coming from that little tiny splotch circulating over and over and will be a healthy baby chicken soon. Keep up the great work!
I actually hated it so much. It almost killed with palpitation
Yes. Lmao
@@eldiablo4616 then u watched it then@.@also why did u typed it 2 times?-
@@eldiablo4616what he mean
?
this almost brought me tears and taught me a new lesson:NEVER GIVE UP
It’s fake kid
Never gonna give u up
@@Alkylon That video is fake little kid and that chicken is all fake as hell
Never gonna let you down
@@Terrorc0ns no, its not fake
* فتبارك الله أحسن الخالقين *
In some parallel universe, that cat eats the chicken
Might happen in this world , he goes sleeping then the cat sneaks a eats the chicken 😅
In another parallel universe that chicken eats the cat
Lol my cat also eat chicken
Yeah specially the smell of new born good for the predator
U ruined my day
It's kind of sad because most of the chicks that died would've survived if they had a shell
Unfortunate indeed, but in the end what is science without the possibility of dying.
To be honest lots of chickens in eggs die as well. Am sure that one of them would have died had it been left in the egg.
@@dimitris5866 yes but compare that to what they said about 100
@@Tempvo compare it though to the fact that these were already collected and sold to be turned into omelettes. It's not like they would have become chicks naturally if he had done literally nothing. Now whether you believe they should have been collected in the first place is a totally different conversation but as far as this experiment is concerned I would say it's a net positive.
@@calliemyersbuchanan6458 Lol, no. Ppl dont sell fertilized eggs as consumable eggs. The one you eat is unfertilized that the chicken drop regularly, comparable to female human's menstruation.
I think your previous many failures could be caused by bacteria/fungi/virus contamination, which should had been mostly guarded out by the egg shell.
Its possible as even slight exposure can leave contami anta in the yolk. However it may also be there may be a part od the egg thats necessary during development making it easier to grow
The egg white contains Lysin, which kills off bacteria to some extent. The major issue is the lack of calcium that these chickens get. Students from japan did the same experiment 5 years ago with a survivalrate of 8/14 eggs. Yes, him saying at 3:37 that he used hundreds of eggs means that he tried to grow hundreds of baby chickens who can't grow bones because unlike him, the students from japan used calcium lactate pentahydrate powder among other things.
Not only thas might be a problem, but also this. In the video he rotates the eggs but he should have tilted them. This way the yolk won't keep floating at the top and instead remains centered.
I'm not sure what he thought when he just rotated them instead of tilting it. I guess he misunderstood some information that he learned before that moment in the video.
@@2009heyhow He put the inkubator on an angle and then rotate, so technically he did tilt it, just in different angles. 4:43
@@ThatOneWeeb420 i missed that second, but that little angle ain't enough. Actually hatchery machines tilt the eggs about an angle of like 45 degrees or even more.
Imagine that chicken as an adult bragging to other chickens that "I WAS BORN IN A GLASS HAHAHA YOU GUYS WERE BORN IN AN EGG!"
The name "Lucky" Would be perfect for him
Press F to pay respect for the hundreds of eggs and time he spent for this video
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"this also has a protective function in case the egg breaks"
i think its a bit late for that
As I was reading this comment he said that Line.
0:34 Already has a heart beat. It's both incredible and beautiful.
gimme likes lol
never gonna give u up
"that's a chicken! "
"unbelievable!"
*show it to the cat*
*coffin dance music plays*
-haha i edited so everyone get rickrolled lol-
Risking the result of 3 years of experiments like that shows how smart people can do stupid things.
Funny, but in case you're interested, I've raised dozens of chickens and I don't think I have lost even one to a pet dog or cat. If you hold a chick and show it to the cat like he did in this video, somehow the cat (or dog) will often realize the chick is off limits. Even cats that hunt lots of mice and play very roughly figure it out, and will even put up with the chick walking on them and standing on the cat's head. I don't know if it is because the chick smells like the cat's human, or because the chick is fearless of the cat, or if its infantile appearance triggers the cats parental instincts or what the heck is going on but for some reason my cats never attacked chicks (or chickens) even if the cat never met an adult chicken to scare it off. Opossums, raccoons, foxes, snakes, hawks and fire ants and sometimes even other chicks/chickens are a completely different, sadder, story. Still, after 3 years of trying, I think I would be reluctant to risk it even though I'm pretty sure it would be ok. I mean, it is rare, but I've heard of family pets killing newborn humans so I guess some dogs/cats are atypical. I'm still in awe that he had even one success in 3 years and had the tenacity to keep trying after so many failures.
F i thought the cat will eat him alive
Ohhhh like I have a pet cat who only eats cat food , but never eats any rice , milk , raw fish and cooked fish , he eats mutton but only stewed even my 4 friends cat's are similiar ....... so i guess his cat is also like mine :)
@@karlharvymarx2650 The cat/dog assumes the animal *belongs* to the human, and is it's food/child/responsibility.
8:51
Imagine if three years of effort ended in the cat’s stomach 😂
Thx for 184 likes :) most likes i ever got
Nah that cat knows everything..can understand from that cats look
@@akki3439 ah yes he does, he does...
I know cats are smart but they don't give a fuck about anything, that cat can eat that chick.
Maybe the failures did
@@icommitedsuicide5869 Cats aren't particularly smart either.
Hope the little chick lives a good, and long life
Some people would eat them when they get older because their useless when they grow up
@@TrenzyCheezy Not quite, they can simply eat all the pest insects in your yard. They also take out mice too!
@@jackieboy1593 if their weak, can they still catch those?
@@TrenzyCheezy If they don't, they die anyway and are no longer useless. You win either way.
But most people eat them whem they are already weak
We all clicked this video and did not expect it to be this good
He is standing on the corpses of hundrets of failed ones.
Like we all do ....
there's quite a lot of them in my stomach right now
@@mil4023 7/10, I don't like the crunchy part
@@toeseater2855 Yeah that's the worst especially when they start screaming and biting. I always rough em up by grinding.
@@lusnrkbnfogwxn7483 I agree but I like to burn em a little instead for some reason they hyperventilate
This is awesome! Educational and and emotional! I was so sad when the chick who was only a day from hatching passed away...and it was so joyful to see the 1st survivor. I'm really enjoying your content....very interesting, and you guys seem so relatable, kind and like genuinely nice ppl. Oh, I think Stephan needs a buddy to share his new home with.
The hatchrate for chickens is surprisingly low. Just like humans, sometimes the fetus does not make it. I've hatched chickens in incubators my whole life. This happens in eggs too (I don't know how taking them out of their egg would effect them) also not to mention the many chick's who don't hatch right, and won't survive no matter how hard you try. It's sad, it really is. But it's fascinating how nature does this for seemingly no reason.
9:45 the cat is like: Ohh thats nice that you heat up my dinner..
lmafo...i was acually searching for this comment.
@@Okiedokieyes ME TO AND LEGEND IS WATCHING THIS IN 2023 😅
I love how the blood vessels immediately form like a root network throughout the yolk, to transfer nutrients to the developing embryo
"That's a CHICKEN!" Haha that was so funny for some reason. It sure is! You did it!!
I thought it was frankenegg
He did it!!!
@@addiseatsquaileggs9968 Title: I was born in a glass [hiding]
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Title: I was born in a glass and ended up on a plate [truth]
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@@tmlconfirmed5784 iyo
DNA is amazing. It can code for proteins to rearrange Hydrogen, Carbon, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and other trace elements to form entire cells from yolk.
Well done man, well done. Just don't cook him later....
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CoOKinG ThE chICkEn wE've GRoVn
i was reading this and i was feeling positive until i read the last sentence lol
@@equalibrius8691 lol
No it was not. Think of the hundreds of chickens that could have lived, but nO0o wE HaVE tO Do THiS f0R a VIde0. Wanna know why they didn't show the birth? It's because it died and so they just used another egg but not in a cup and threw the dead one in the trash with the other hundeds of dead chicken embreos that they could have just left in their shells and not killed.
@@Drag0nmaster true but Th3n THey WouLdNT haVe a vIdEO
the cat was biding its time waiting for it to reach snack size
Me sitting next to my hens that I raised from eggs
“I will never look at you all the same again.”
@Jesse Myers You got that right!
@@theaceofkaydes is pet or snack
@@mcpeguru4060 Real raiser would know that those are not mutually exclusive.
@@mcpeguru4060 Pet is what we are keeping them for
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