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We've had plenty of double yolk eggs but never double shelled. I'd be less curious if the shells were the same color. Any thoughts? Found mixed in with daily eggs
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We've all heard of double yolk eggs, but a double-shelled egg? Now that’s egg-citing and a little perplexing! If you’ve stumbled upon this rare find mixed in with your daily haul, you might be scratching your head—especially if the shells don’t match! What could have caused such a phenomenon? Is it a quirky chicken prank or a sign of something more? Join the conversation and share your thoughts on this cluck-tastic mystery submitted by u/LiquidTrounce. Let’s crack this case together!

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