Eggs are surprisingly strong for something so easily cracked into the frying pan.
End to end an egg can withstand enormous pressures if applied equally.
Some breeds of chickens lay eggs with shells that are much thicker than the ones bought at the local supermarket. A young Araucana or Americana hen can lay an egg with shell four times as thick as regular hens. Not good news if the egg is fertilized and a chick needs to break out. Here, we do not collect fertilized eggs from hens less than 1 year old just because of shell thickness. Shells get thinner as the hen ages.
A fair bit of the strength of eggs comes from their shape... the shape naturally spreads the stresses out evenly. Many buildings with large open spaces have a dome-shaped roof for more or less the same reason.
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∙ 12y agoWiki User
∙ 12y agoThe size of the egg doesn't dictate the strength of the shelll. The type of egg does. Quail eggs are smaller than chicken eggs, but they are usually stronger. Duck eggs are larger than chicken eggs but they are also usually stronger. So size doesn't matter.
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∙ 13y agoThey are 1 inch long
Small red insect eggs can be spider eggs. Boxelders can also lay small red eggs as well as a number of other insects. If you are worried, buy some insecticide.
Robins lay small blue eggs with little spots.
They are as big as golf balls
But pigeon eggs are quite a bit bigger!
Big dinosaur, big egg. Small dinosaur, small egg.
Unless you are talking about a metal bb gun, no. All bbs are standard unless metal. And yes, big bbs are stronger than small. Learn physics.
the size of small seeds the size of small seeds
very diffrent from ours because they diddny have big huge eggs the only had small eggs
It's about 10 inches.
No the big show is way stronger then the big show