Two ducklings hatch from one egg!

[angelangel]

:3

Adorable miracle...

[editline]11:31PM[/editline]

ducks/ducklings are radd

[Spaztastik]

a Ready made omelette , nice

[johanz]

[QUOTE=Murkrow;18025174]Two for one big egg.
The [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wubgAIiWpY]big[/url] egg is a lot bigger[/QUOTE]
Poor bird.

[iamgnome]

[QUOTE=Wiggles;18025190]I didn't know cats laid eggs.[/QUOTE]
He probably mistaken a platypus for a cat.

[ManxKat]

What a waste of good [b]duckmeat[/b].

[piranhamatt2]

Duckys ftw

[Factory]

Second one wasnt supposed to live. He helped it out.

[Ronin]

So which came first?

[Samoht]

Waste of potential scrambled eggs.

[Odellus[v2]]

See now if it were two cats or something we would be like, "gross".

[Kondor]

[QUOTE='Odellus[v2];18029581']See now if it were two cats or something we would be like, "gross".[/QUOTE]

Cats don't lay eggs and when they give birth they have litters of 4 on average

[Lootskin]

Are cats really born without eyes? Or is it that they just can't see for some time?

[Kondor]

[QUOTE=Lootskin;18030891]Are cats really born without eyes? Or is it that they just can't see for some time?[/QUOTE]

They are born with their eyes closed, they do have eyes but they just don't open them for a while. During that time the mother constantly purrs like a beacon for the kittens to stay with her :3:

[wizlord]

Guys it's special because there were two ducklings in a single egg and they survived

[Boba_Fett]

Romulus will kill Remus.
It's a huge foreshadow.

[bigdoggie]

[QUOTE='Odellus[v2];18029581']See now if it were two cats or something we would be like, "gross".[/QUOTE]

Uh..?

[SgtSpankeyII]

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4pY3QtiGyo[/media]
This should've been reported first.

[evilweazel]

[QUOTE=BANNED USER;18026594]So which came first?[/QUOTE]

It was the duck........I mean the egg....I me- no wai-

:suicide:

[Odellus[v2]]

[QUOTE=Kondor;18030782]Cats don't lay eggs and when they give birth they have litters of 4 on average[/QUOTE]

At the same time.

[ExTek]

2ducks1egg

[gerard]

This looks like a publicity stunt. There is no proof that two ducklings actually came from one egg.

[tieto]

one of them is the friend that the other guy lost!

[ASmellyOgre]

[QUOTE=Deadoon v.2;18022984][url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romulus_and_Remus[/url]

Easier than trying to explain it.[/QUOTE]

Oops, give me more boxes. Seriously, how the hell did I forget that?

[img]http://scienceblogs.com/insolence/facepalm.jpg[/img]

[Talat112]

[QUOTE=lulzbocks;18022658]I'm a twin[/QUOTE]
and
[QUOTE=DrLuke;18022661]The ducks are also twins.[/QUOTE]
therefore
[QUOTE=nerdygamer;18022662]Awwwww...[/QUOTE]

I like how these post form some silly logical process.

[radioactive]

2Ducks1Egg

[:smug:]

[QUOTE=lulzbocks;18022658]I'm a twin[/QUOTE]

Hehe...does he/she go on fp?

[FartingDog]

2ducklings1egg

[5tolognadriS]

[QUOTE=:smug:;18045002]Hehe...does he/she go on fp?[/QUOTE]

mine does

[Negrul1]

[QUOTE=BuDSpOoNce;18023617]Rare my ass. A few months back I had a carton of eggs where 7 of the eggs were double-yolked.

Twas crazy. Breakfest was awesome that week.[/QUOTE]

It is rare for two born from the same egg to [i]thrive[/i]. That doesn't mean it isn't common for you to have double yolk ducky twins, it just means that when you do they normally die.

[LedZeppelin]

Why is BBC reporting about a twin birth of chickens? Even if it is rare, all it really means is there's one more fucking chicken than expected.