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Trout Eggs Are Amazing

Trout Eggs Are Amazing

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What do you notice when you look at the trout egg image below?
Which 5 parts of the trout egg can you identify?
How is a trout egg different than a chicken egg?
What tool could you use to see the details in the egg?

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Updated on October 4, 2021

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