What came first.. the chicken or the egg??
By Calimichelle
@Calimichelle (137)
United States
8 responses
@sapphirestarrs (92)
• United States
16 Nov 06
the egg, because i ate the egg yesterday, and the chicken today.
@Calimichelle (137)
• United States
20 Dec 06
thats funny... cause i ate the egg today and the chicken yesterday.. hm....
@Calimichelle (137)
• United States
15 Nov 06
haha... there we go! right in the middle..i like that answer
@Calimichelle (137)
• United States
15 Nov 06
but i think i have to agree on the chicken coming first...
@saq786 (733)
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15 Nov 06
The egg came first, because insects, fish and reptiles all laid eggs of some sort *way* before there ever were birds or their ancestors, theropod dinosaurs.
It's like asking which came "first", the seed or the tree. Every green plant living on land came from a seed, long before there were ever trees.
Egg is a generic term, much like seed or embryo. It's been around. Chicken is a specific term, a genus and species at least.
Source(s):
Physical. Evidence. Paleontology. Bones, footprints, imprints of skin and plumage...you know, *forensics*. Science. The kinds of things that run your car when you stick the key in it, light up your lightbulbs when you flip the switch, and allow you to get online when you turn all your *devices on* to access this Internet thingy. :P You know, science, that stuff that only works the remaining 99.9999% of the time out in *reality* as opposed to dusty old fairy tales read by bleating sheep-wannabes.
@juliocstryfe (2019)
• Brazil
28 Nov 06
Hmm, I'd say the great eggshell came and created both from yolk.
Have a nice day!
@sithpenguin (13)
• United States
16 Nov 06
the chicken came first, either by god or through evolution. an egg cannot be made without the animal it originated from.