Some people may not believe how a hen can still lay eggs without the sperm of a rooster. But apparently this is indeed a reality. Before the hens hatch, she already has thousands of young eggs that will be fertilized when the chicken has grown
The females continue to grow with the feed obtained, be it natural feed or artificial feed. Until at certain times, the eggs owned by the hens will be eggs in time. At the time of development or mating period, eggs that have been ripe and ready to be fertilized will await the arrival of male cells.
If there is no male cell, then the fertilized egg will remain coated with the shell, but when the egg comes out, the egg will not hatch because the egg is not fertilized. This unfertilized egg is also called a seedless egg. That is the reason why a hen can still lay eggs when there is no rooster to marry.
