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We believe that all of you have at least heard about this problem of chickens eating their own eggs or in the worst case as chicken keepers have already experienced it by watching your hens destroying their own eggs. Most probably you have questioned yourselves why and when this happens? Additionally, which are the main grounds for such a behavior? Then, is this appearance kind of self destruction for the hens to their own products? How and can it be stopped once we know the reasons why? Are…

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