Company in Texas Hatches Chicks from Artificial Eggs

A company made a big discovery that could help bring back birds that are now extinct.

A company in Texas made a big step forward by hatching chicks from fake eggs.

The company made a special egg with a membrane that helps get oxygen to the chick. They used this to hatch 26 healthy chickens.

The company's CEO said they didn't just copy nature, they tried to make it better.

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The company hatched 26 healthy chickens using the artificial eggs.

The chicks will stay at the company's bird facility forever.

This technology could help endangered birds and bring back extinct ones like the dodo.

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The chicks will stay at the facility for their whole lives.

The artificial egg can work with standard incubators and could support big eggs.

The company will test the technology with emu and ostrich eggs next.

The company is working with a research center and a filmmaker to bring back the moa.

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The company will test the technology with emu and ostrich eggs.

The company thinks they can bring back the moa by the 2030s and the dodo in a few years.

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The company's science officer said the artificial egg is a big step forward for bird reproduction.

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