Will there be centipedes in eggs, 5, will there be centipedes in eggs,

Of course not, the inside of the eggs is so sticky, there is nothing centipedes can eat, there is no oxygen, so the little centipedes must have been brought from the outside. It was supposed that the little centipede was hiding on the egg, and you didn't notice it when you took it, but when you hit the eggshell, it fell off.

At that time, you should carefully observe whether the little centipede is struggling or enjoying in the egg white. And will it lose its vitality soon?

Theoretically not, because the egg is vacuum before it is opened, and the centipede cannot be inside. It should have fallen!

Two possibilities:1; Your eggs were bad before, and centipedes got in the cracks. 2: It's just a coincidence, in a few seconds, a small centipede fell in.

Of course not, the eggs are spoiled, and at most a few small bugs will be born.

A small centipede a centimeter long? Are you sure it's a centipede? It feels a little strange, even if there are bacteria on the eggshell or something, I can't imagine that a centipede can come out.

I've encountered a similar situation, definitely fell in, the family is generally not centipedes, but should be grasshoppers, this insect is not very annoying.

This is common sense, eggs will attract centipedes, and if centipedes pee inside the eggs, they will be poisoned if they eat them! So it's generally best not to leave eggs overnight! It's best to seal it up!

Are you sure eggs were good before? Didn't ** break? Is the egg ironclad not able to give birth to a centipede, or a centipede crawls on the eggshell and falls into it when you don't pay attention?

No, it must be foreign, it can't be egg-raw!!

No, eggs are tightly shelled, unless they were previously rotten.

It is impossible for an egg to give birth to a centipede. OK plus yes.

Surely the eggs are not fresh.

Toxins are produced in the body, bad food goes to the intestines, the stomach hurts, and then it is absorbed by the bloodstream, ** will have an impact, don't eat indiscriminately, don't eat anything that is not fresh.

How is that possible, it won't.

How is it possible, I must be afraid to go in.

Theoretically this is impossible, have you ever had a centipede in your home?

I believe that friends who live in rural areas often hear their elders tell themselves, saying that it is best not to eat chicken and eggs overnight, and if you really want to eat them, you must heat them before eating, because chicken will provoke centipedes, and centipedes will put venom.

Put it in the chicken, and say that it is the centipede's revenge on the chicken, but is this really the case? Is there any scientific basis for this?

Actually, this is just a folk saying. Experts say there are no scientific studies that show that chicken or eggs attract centipedes. In fact, centipedes are carnivores.

They eat a wide variety of foods, but their favorite foods are insects, such as crickets and ladybugs.

Insects such as locusts are their food. Of course, it also eats the meat of other animals, but centipedes are also picky. They would rather eat some grass or flower buds than some rotten food.

However, there are also many people who have reported that they have seen centipedes in chicken, if this is the case, it is recommended that you don't eat those chickens, or heat them up first before eating, otherwise there may really be problems, but centipedes are really not attracted by chicken, just just centipedes passing by**, the older generation of people say that centipedes will poison the chicken in order to retaliate against the rooster, in fact, it is just a kind of folklore, without any scientific basis.

And also to give you a fulcrum, if you are really afraid that the chicken will be poisoned by centipedes, then you can put the unfinished food in the refrigerator, or when you eat cold chicken, heat it in advance, so that you don't have to worry about problems, what do you think about this? Feel free to comment.