Egg-Truth @egg-truth.com · 25d Modern hens weren’t bred for wellbeing. They were bred for output. Her closest wild ancestor, the red junglefowl, lays around 10–15 eggs a year to raise chicks.
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A commercial egg-laying hen can be pushed to lay around 300 eggs a year. Some strains are bred for even more. That massive jump isn’t “nature.” It’s engineering for productivity.