A food shop owner was surprised when she discovered that one of the chicken eggs in her tray was already hatched when she opened her business in the morning.
Footage shows a bare chick, still in the broken piece of eggshell, being taken out and put into a box by shop owner Khun Pukpik. The new born chicken was hatching itself as the shop owner tried to save its life in Bangkok, Thailand, on May 13.
Pukpik said: "I was a bit surprised when I noticed the chick moving in the tray. We all agreed to keep it as a pet. It was so lucky, not to be eaten as Balut."
Balut is a boiled fertilised egg, usually a duck, with a nearly-developed embryo inside. They are mostly sold by street vendors in southeast Asia especially Thailand, Philippines, Cambodia, and Vietnam.
Footage shows a bare chick, still in the broken piece of eggshell, being taken out and put into a box by shop owner Khun Pukpik. The new born chicken was hatching itself as the shop owner tried to save its life in Bangkok, Thailand, on May 13.
Pukpik said: "I was a bit surprised when I noticed the chick moving in the tray. We all agreed to keep it as a pet. It was so lucky, not to be eaten as Balut."
Balut is a boiled fertilised egg, usually a duck, with a nearly-developed embryo inside. They are mostly sold by street vendors in southeast Asia especially Thailand, Philippines, Cambodia, and Vietnam.
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