A life changing discovery

[Conki]

I just made some scrambled eggs for lunch when I discovered that one of the eggs had two yolks in it. It was weird and I was hesitant to cook it and eat it, but it tastes just as good as the others.
It got me thinking... Is it possible for twin chickens to be born from one egg? I've never heard of this, but I don't see why it couldn't happen.
Also, would they be identical twins?

What if we were to put them in two separate rooms with identical environments built around them. Would they make the same exact moves at the same time? Like if we were to watch them on two monitors, would it look like we were watching the same tape?

Now I have to get answers otherwise I won't be able to get on with my life.

R-E-S-P-E-C-T-A

[Jparkr]

put the pipe down.

[Supadave]

Ya it happens, When i was a kid a grow up on a ranch.

[TwoJ's]

Theoretically if you would need to do that an infinite number of times to get them to behave identically.

[defaultName]

What if we were to put them in two separate rooms with identical environments built around them. Would they make the same exact moves at the same time? Like if we were to watch them on two monitors, would it look like we were watching the same tape?

Human twins don't do this so why would chickens?

[mrsleeve]

Human twins don't do this so why would chickens?

your new here, so we will let this display of logic, reason and sound thinking slide

[HarryPotter]

of course they would they're fucking twins you dunce.

Now go take a seat in the corner

[Conki]

Human twins don't do this so why would chickens?

Because from what I know about animals, especially in the case of an animal with such a tiny brain, their actions are driven by instincts rather than thoughts.
And also on chicken farms I'm sure they breed chickens with the most desirable features, so after decades and thousands of generations the deviation in the animals' DNA shouldn't be significant.

[TS323]

pretty sure one just dominates the other one and eventually absorbs it/eats it.

[Conki]

pretty sure one just dominates the other one and eventually absorbs it/eats it.

That's pretty cool too.

[e30e]

Animal ignorance is amazing no wonder our society joins stupid clubs like peta.

[NKRoberts]

pretty sure one just dominates the other one and eventually absorbs it/eats it.

Like dwight from the office

[BimmerTim]

Yes. It would also give that chicken the power to suck it's penis up inside itself.

[Conki]

Animal ignorance is amazing no wonder our society joins stupid clubs like peta.

Join Peter for what?

[freeride53]