The rooster lay eggs or hens lay eggs.

Because the rooster is a male animal, the male reproductive system of the rooster has no ovulation ovary and related glands that form egg white, eggshell membrane and eggshell, so it can't lay eggs like a hen. Hens lay eggs from 16 weeks to the expected date of delivery, and the peak of laying eggs can be reached at 25 weeks. A hen lays an average of 300 eggs a year.

Physiological characteristics of hen production

1, spawning

A hen lays an average of about 300 eggs a year, and the average hatching rate is above 70%. Before laying eggs, it will make a cooing sound (continuously), and if it is in danger or someone catches it, it will usually squat down.

2. Body temperature

The temperature of hens is between 40.9-4 1.9, and the average temperature is 4 1.5. Chickens, but when breeding, the temperature of chicks is high, usually at 345 degrees.