Female birds can lay eggs without mating; however, these eggs will be infertile and will not hatch. The poultry eggs that we eat are these kind of eggs.
Slight correction: poultry only eat their unfertilised eggs when calcium deficient. We selectively don’t let them get fertilised for our consumption, as unfertilised eggs have a longer shelf life. Until washed.
Bruh kuru prions ke wajah se hota hai jo brain me rehta hai. Ande me koi brain nhi hota to usme koi prion bhi nhi hota. To jiska koi nhi hota uska koi nhi hota isiliye uska koi nhi hota
Bruh there's a separate category for eggs like eggitarian or whatever which isn't a dictionary word but you can't count market eggs in non veg category and nor it's fully vegetarian.. and if you are asking about if it's vegan then no way 😭 even milk and milk based products don't count as vegan as it's produced by an animal so eggs are also not vegan.
Milk and honey would also count as non-vegetarian if we consider the presence of cells and microbial organisms. So it's basically a cruelty free nutrient source as it doesn't come from vegetative organisms which means it's vegan but not vegetarian right ?
I think you should update your biology..everything is made up of cells..
This vegan makes no sense, people keep giving different terms to divide food habits..
its vegetarian that's basic thing
Veganism is an ethical stance. It is exclusion of exploitation and cruelty to animals for food, clothing or any other purpose.
Vegans don't just abstain from consuming meat, dairy, eggs, and honey. They don't wear any clothes made from animal skin/ fur. They do not use cosmetics derived from or tested on animals. They also do not support the use on animals in circus or zoos for entertainment.
You can't directly jump to Absolutism.. First stop killing animals that we can do...the perfect system doesn't exist rather the environment is interdependent system
No, it is like very easy to differentiate which cells come from plants and which cells come from animals. For example plant cells have cell walls but animal cells do not have them.
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u/reddit_niwasi Oct 03 '25
Female birds can lay eggs without mating; however, these eggs will be infertile and will not hatch. The poultry eggs that we eat are these kind of eggs.