Sentences with phrase «shell of the egg»

The outer shell of these eggs is quite sticky, so they cling to the cat's coat and pads and get eaten during grooming.

The outer shell of these eggs is quite sticky, so they cling to their coat and foot pads and get eaten while grooming.

Jellied Easter Surprise Eggs — Crack and peel open the shell of the egg to find these wobbly, glistening treasures inside.

When the eggs have cooled for a few minutes, crack the shell of each egg on a hard surface.

I used 6 eggs and at the end of 30 minutes one egg had cracked and the shells of the eggs were slightly brown in spots — maybe from hot spots on my well used muffin tins?

This ALSO means that if the shell of an egg is cracked, it should be cooked or frozen within 2 hours.

Here's what the researchers think is going on in those nests that were inundated with water, clay or silt: The environmental conditions for those eggs are not great, which likely impedes gas exchange through the shells of the eggs, leading to greater embryonic stress and possibly death.

If the shell of an egg has hardened because of age, doctors can hatch it in the lab and then implant it on the uterine wall.

«Later,» Cookie said, and led Henry stealthily from the woods to the covered wagon, where he cleared away a small space deep in the rear, behind a shallow wall of wooden boxes containing the crumbs of oats and the scraps of wood shavings that had once protected the shells of eggs.

The shells of the eggs appeared heavily calcified and were abnormally thick.

Because DDT can thin the shells of their eggs to the cracking point, widespread use of the chemical almost led ospreys and other raptors to extinction.