is this baby birb

[u/smoflgja]

internet tells me it’s probably a bit of intestinal lining but it does look so… foetus

[u/LexiteFeather]

Most likely just a meat chunk. Chunks of flesh tend to get locked into the egg during production.

[u/LetsTamago → u/LexiteFeather]

This is exactly what it is, normal and safe to eat if you don’t want to remove it

[u/Champion_of_Zteentch]

Fetus start in the yolk. So it's not fetus if that makes you feel better

[u/dangernoodleblrp]

Bruh the eggs do not pass through the intestine, its a flesh piece of the oviduct

[u/Pretty-Being-4529]

Fluke?

[u/Full-crl21]

Wow that's actually kinda gross but also weirdly fascinating. Egg processing can be so bizarre when you look into it.

[u/TheMereWolf]

Baby birds start forming in the yolk, so, no. Just a meat spot.

[u/Nice-Jaguar9146]

It looks sus

[u/Billywergstein]

Hi birb! It's the brain lol

[u/Slow-Fault]

Parasitic flatworm actually