I was just thinking the same. Totally agree! 😄

I agree, while seeing the process in real time can have its advantages, my shitty memory much prefers a single longer story.

Ya. It was a tiiiiny bit weird, because he’s introducing it for the first time here when he had already mentioned in another video. But much appreciate a fully enclosed topic into one vid.

i guess i dont understand what any of you are saying, this video didnt answer the titles question and it obviously will get updated in the future, it sorta answered how many from the first 48, about 12 hatched that i saw, but left it open ended, especially the second batch of 45

@@alic7703 nope, we will get updates frequently now im sure, but the title of the video is inaccurate lol

Yo brotha you alright?

They are the sweetest

nature knows what she is doing

@mister kluge Its not that perfect, mammals, marsupials and even some reptiles seem to find live birth works better for their species survival.

@@raccoontrashpanda1467 live birth is safer, eggs are more efficient for larger numbers

@@raccoontrashpanda1467 fish too

Imagine a reptilian or birdlike alien civilization, they could "grow" citizens or colonists or soldiers as required, just put the eggs of the best in a giant incubator. Scary thought.

That’s good to know! Thanks for sharing

John West ? Is that you, of the John west salmon commercials.. John West vs the Bear it's on KZfaq... Hey look an eagle 🦅 😂😂😂oh it's great....

@@stihlguessin210 Different John West. I'm going to go look for the video. That sounds silly.

No I'm not the John west from the commercial sorry

Welcome to the club. 😃😄

or "all chicks, outta shells!"

@@miditrax 👍😁👍

Alternately, one could call out, "EJECT - EJECT - EJECT!" :D

Sometimes a baby bird can get stuck in its shell, the usual way to help them hatch before they suffocate is to very very carefully drill a tiny hole through the shell into the air sac, but I imagine help from another baby bird works really well too, since they have experience hatching and all.

@@raccoontrashpanda1467 This is Goose! I have beaten the shell and shall now free all the goose!

Yes they can and actually the sound of newly hatched birds will motivate others to hatch. It is one of the reasons we keep our younger chicks in a temporary brooder next to our incubator as we can here them responding to each other.

Imagine coming into the world inside a machine while your friends have moms

Thank you so much!!

Yes...the incubator birds are always way more human friendly than the goose hatched birds.

Reminds me of the movie “Fly Away Home!!”

As far as I know, it is only important that they are being turned by a certain angle, of which all eggs get the same.

The movement should be irrelevant, as it is super slowly. However all eggs get the same movement in terms of angle, which should in the end matter.

It's not about total movement vertically, it's about rotation, in which case they all get the same angular rotation.

@@cheongyei Those eggs furthest from the point of rotation will internally have their mass rotate further around the egg's central axis. It would be significant and worth noting, imo.

Lol yes! I was thinking about Tribbles from the OG star trek series. But i am dating myself...

@@merrireilly4614 I hadn't thought of that but you are right! I enjoyed all the Star Trek series and movies. I remember the very first episode! We did get to watch a lot of TV. I'll date myself, do you remember Sky King? The Cisco Kid? Lol Saturday, once a month was a wonderful day! There were 8 of us! 5 boys(born first) 3 girls! Our Father died when I was 10 months old, my oldest Brother was 15. Our Mother was 30 years old. She drew a Pension check because our Father served in World War 1. On the weekend after the check came we all walked to the store. We didn't have a car. It was only less than 2 miles. We got to ride home in the Pickup Truck that the store had! Our Father had bought a TV! And when we got home from the store, we made baloney sandwiches and watched TV! Only for 2 hours! And Disney on Sunday! I never knew how poor we were, I always felt rich. We worked hard and played hard too! Some of the best memories of my life. GOD bless

Glad you enjoyed it

Some people have bad judgment. That’s just a fact of life

looked like 25% to me

looked like only the bottom 2 trays (total 30 eggs ish) were hatching and atleast 12 hatched with some hatching still. Its closer to 50%

@@wavytiger1 still early days for the first batch, these were just the early hatchers few more days from that clip time and then that'll be a pretty solid idea of how many hatch from the first batch(then batch 2 and 3 more days/weeks down the line)

@@prcervi he did 2 batches, 48 then 45, he took out 6 of the 48 then after they started hatching he said ill wait 48 hours until i open it and then said, i dont see many more piping, he took out 8 and left in 4 after that 48 hours so unless i missed something else i dont agree with you

They ARE not pets, they are food

U look better at the end🤙🤙

Glad you enjoyed it

Thank you! You too!

Glad you enjoy it!

@@GoldShawFarm Especially enjoying watching your winter videos as it's getting cold down here 👍