[post_page_title]Wait, that’s not a yoke[/post_page_title]
Finding two yokes in an egg is not so uncommon, but what if you find another egg inside your egg? That’s wild. It turns out there’s something called counter-peristalsis contraction. This is where a second cell in the chicken’s ovary is released before the first egg finishes its journey and is laid.
To make a long story short, when this happens, the hen ends up laying an egg with a yolk and another full egg inside of it. Ouch!
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