The Eggsquisite Collection

During the industrial revolution, incubators were made to help the embryos of broken eggs stay alive.

Before it dried up, this used to be a Great Lake, and the birthplace of giants. The creatures who once lived here were wiped out centuries ago.

The earliest known bongs were made from egg shells and smoked by shamans during sacred rituals. Modernised versions are just used to get really really high.

A colourful cluster of eggs. They absorb nutrients through their tentacles, much like roots to a plant.

The early settlers of this City used to see the egg as a god. It wasn’t until thousands of years later they discovered they could extract energy from it’s core to power the entire city.

A rare sighting as most who see these eggs, never return to tell the tale. ☠️

Some flying creatures carry their eggs with them when they migrate nests. They have been known to drop them from time to time.

Millions of years of evolution has caused these eggs to blend in with their environment and remain virtually undetected.

Aeroplanes know not to fly too close. If they enter their proximity they will cause a massive explosion destroying themselves and anything around them.

The fungus is poisonous, it acts as a shield against predators so the eggs inside won’t be eaten.

In an empty corner of the universe, lays an egg.

There is no use for pigment when born into darkness, the shell is completely transparent, revealing the embryo growing inside.

Electromagnetic pulses emitting from this gigantic egg causes vehicles within it’s radius to lose power.

Birthed from the earths core with yolk of pure magma.

It was believed that these bronze eggs brought wealth and fertility to whoever own them.

Sometimes an old shell can be used as protection for another creature.

Some eggs fall from their nests high in the trees. If not eaten, they eventually become a hub for new life.

The forgotten eggs.

When laid, these eggs already have a dense layer of fur. This allows them to stay warm independently.

A symbiotic relationship between plants and eggs. These rely on photosynthesis to fully develop.

Not designed for use in battle, this ceremonial armour was made to remember all the fallen in the egg wars.

After a month of being nurtured, a build up of helium causes them to float from the nest and start their own lives.

These woods flood every year. When winter finally comes, eggs can become frozen in the ice.

Some creatures never even make it out their shells.

These clean nests are filled with water to detect ripples when the egg moves, this shows the life inside is still alive. Think of it as natures EKG.

Once believed to have fallen from the moon itself, the glowing actually indicates how healthy they are. Tribes would breed them for a natural light source they could use at night.

How these eggs were carved with such precision is still a mystery. Many suspect they are a natural occurrence.

Archaeologists believe whatever sleeps inside is still growing and is possibly the last of its kind. Based on the geology, it dates back nearly 160 million years.

Once thought to be nothing but a myth spoken among sailors. Still nobody knows it’s true purpose and where it originated from.

Found deep in a forest that has been untouched for centuries. The ruins suggest this egg has been forgotten.

The creature who laid this egg, did it so gently it could rest it on a cloud.