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- May explain how salmonella gets into the eggs
- The discovery may make it possible to prevent the salmonella from getting into the egg in the first place
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While Peter Beaumont was cooking his dinner, he discovered a tiny gecko in the tiny shell of an egg.
The gecko was embedded in the in the interior of the shell between the eggs membrane. Beaumont believes that this discovery may be a salmonella breakthrough.
They hypothesize that the salmonella bacteria gets into the chicken before the egg is laid. This is the worlds first discovery of a gecko inside of an egg.
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Gecko in Chicken Egg Questions
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Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Seriously. 11 AnswersIn serious terms, the egg came first before the chicken. -quote- "It is a question that has vexed philosophers since the Greeks. But it seems we may now have th... read more -
Looking for a specific Alan Watts spoken word recording where he talks about war and which is more perfect, the chicken or the egg. Ideas? 1 AnswerHere are some of his podcasts that can be downloaded for a small fee. http://shop.alanwatts.org/audio-downloads Heare are a bunch of Alan Watts videos on YouTu... read more -
I have til Sat. to try to convince my family not to get chickens. Help! 2 AnswersI pity you. My Dad insisted that we keep chickens back in the late fifties. This was in a suburb of LA. He built a chicken coop and installed the chickens. ... read more -
Are Geckos territorial? How much room does one gecko need? 4 AnswersI did find that the Mediterranean House Gecko is "highly territorial" and the male geckos will defend their favorite feeding spots. This Gecko is common in sou... read more
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Cook finds gecko in Chicken Egg http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2008/05/15/4118_news_pf.html Gecko may have crawled IN CHICKEN for food
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MIND = BLOWN. "Cook finds gecko in [chicken] egg" http://tinyurl.com/yfguu7p
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