Strange Eggs - Kiwi

PRRP is a multi-award-winning podcast that reviews the reviews of its podcast. It's good! Strange Eggs - Kiwi Transcript and Show Notes Kiwi lay big eggs. Not objectively big, but relatively big, compared to their tiny bodies, which are, I suppose, subjectively tiny. But like, the kiwi will take an entire month to produce a measly single egg, which ends up being like a fifth of their entire body weight. In fact, often the egg gets so big, they don't even eat leading up to its expulsion. They just take up too much space! But the good news is, if any of this can be good news, is that kiwi eggs are mostly yolk, about 2/3rds yolk, so when they're born, they basically are totally financially independent and free to go about their business. The kiwi lays strange eggs. Story by Kenneth Eckle, PRRP Music by Mx Michael