Amniotic Egg
Amniotic egg explained in an easy to understand way:
Imagine trying to transport a delicate piece of pottery without it breaking. Just like the packaging materials and cushioning protect the pottery from damage, the amniotic egg's shell and membranes safeguard the embryo inside. The protective shell of the egg acts like the sturdy box for the pottery, while the membranes inside provide cushioning, ensuring the embryo develops safely, much like how padding keeps the pottery intact during transit.
Practice Version
Amniotic Egg: An egg with a shell and membrane to protect the embryo, an egg laid by birds, reptiles, and mammals. An amniotic egg is a type of egg that has a protective shell and membranes, allowing it to be laid on land.