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I received a new candling tool and decided to recheck the eggs. If you watch each video carefully you will be able to see movement inside the eggs. We have about a week until our hatch day.

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okay so I have a new candle ER and this is an egg that I'm rekindling you can see that it's really bright at the bottom that's the albumin or the white part of the egg and then it's a dark in the remaining part of the egg and that is the chick that's developing you can see as a turn the egg that the chicks kind of on the other side of the egg that's why you can see the brightness you can also see some of the veins and there are more and more veins the veins continue to grow around the yolk that's where the chick gets its nutrition from and you can see more raining here it's kind of hard to see it is moving a little bit I'm sorry for the poor quality maybe if I turn a little bit more we can still some remember the dark is spot is probably that guy but you can see some more really good veining there near the the bottom let me pause for a sec remove the light so we can look for that are Sac what should be at the top okay so you can see where my finger is here where they're not the number nine is that's the air sac and you can see that most of this little chick is right here at this part and I could see a moving a little I'm sorry it's so hard for you to see if you kind of watch carefully you make see it move a little bit but it's it's definitely moving it's definitely alive you know it's kind of got space in there and as the week goes on remember in about a week this thing should hatch as the week goes on Chuck Wolfe sell the whole part of the egg and this are pocket that's at the top is where it will hatch out of so its first breath will be from that park inside of the egg and it will poke its beget has a special part on its beak called in an egg tooth and that egg tooth will be strong enough to poke a hole through the eggshell and that first break in the egg shell is called a pip so next week I will be watching the eggs I'll be watching for a pip I'm going to stop this video and return the steak to the incubator this little guy stays warm can you kind of see a moving over here under my thumb a little bit see some little flashes of movement there so I'll see if I can find another one

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