Now, I like eating fish eggs as much as the next person, but this I don’t find so appetizing:

Biologists at the University of Manchester want help in cracking their “miracle” discovery of three fish inside a sealed egg. The group found the duck egg in a small pond on a field trip to the French Alps and noticed something moving inside it. When they cracked open the shell, three live minnows were inside. They have enlisted the help of other experts, but despite their extensive combined knowledge, the biologists admit they are “baffled.”

The story also contains what may be my favorite quote of all time: “As 21st century scientists rather than 17th century antiquarians we think it’s unlikely this represents a hitherto unknown mode of fish reproduction.” Anyone have any ideas as to how this happened (that don’t involve a higher power or the coming apocalypse?)
via Arbroath