** [[UpToEleven Even worse]]. Grocery store eggs aren't even living nor do they have a Y chromosome to even be considered embryos, but [[{{Squick}} they can still go EVO]] just as much as any living creature.
*** to the poster above, have you just not taken a biology class or are you geniunely saying that anything lacking a Y chromosome isn't an embryo?
** FYI Eggs are a reproductive cell, so there's the horror of the implication of reproductive cells going EVO. But then this is taken a step further. It's common practice for some egg farms to incubate all their eggs for 3 days after Laying, those that show any kind of development get sent to hatcheries, those that don't get sent to market. it's not uncommon for a developing egg to slip into the market batch (it's not unheard of to find half developed chicks in grocery store eggs, this tropers own father actually found one like that). So think of the implications if this practise is still in play in the Generator Rex universe. Those eggs seen in "Moonlighting" could have been EMBRYOS. Think of a world where embryos could go EVO at anypoint in their development.

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