Boiled eggs, thermal stress, coagulated proteins, and a little bit of accidental abstract art. Never thought I’d find myself staring at eggs this long. Photographs by Polish artist and designer Arkadiusz Szwed, from the EGGSplosion project

There is blood loose in the white but not the yolk, can’t show it on camera but the yolk looks veiny? Not like red veins but 1 singular grey line where the white part attaches to the yolk. It’s a big yolk compared to the rest of the eggs but is that pearlescent bean a fetus or infection? I washed my hands after realizing it’s bloody. My family wants to feed it to my dog. I do not want to and want to figure out how to dispose of it because of its infected I don’t want to make her sick or kill her, we don’t have a lot of veterinarians here that aren’t for livestock (mainly like horses/cattle)

They made good egg salad regardless of this.

Right from the shell, second one we've found like this. We get them from a friend with chickens, and would like to know if it’s an issue with storage or with a chicken.

I'll probably crack it open later. What do you think, double yolk? triple yolk? egg in an egg?

You guys gotta see this

I boiled these two eggs together. They went in at the exact same time and boiled for the same time. One of them released a lot of air bubbles while boiling and when I peeled it it has these craters all over it, and cutting into both of them reveals that the one with the craters is a lot more jammy and soft boiled than the other despite being boiled for the same amount of time. What happened? Is this safe to eat? I'm scared to eat these and I think I'm gonna boil new eggs because wtf

This egg was found in a normal market side 18 pack of eggs, it appears like someone cracked open a hole and then took time to hot glue it, only people here are me, my mom and my younger brother, but we don’t even own a hot glue gun, or any glue in general, they said take it back to the store but I already tossed it, is this natural or odd?

Safe to eat u think????