Twitterers bewildered by mysterious egg with no yolk

On social media is currently being massively shared a picture of a many believe inexplicable natural phenomenon: an egg yolk-free. A Japanese woman discovered the yolk-free egg when she peeled a couple of hard-boiled eggs and cut it in half. She put a picture of her remarkable discovery on Twitter after the so-called "wind egg" conquers the world and even go viral with tens of thousands of retweets. 

Many twists and a few days in the strangest turns to the one hundred percent pure white egg - it is called in English "fartegg - to explain. Officially, it is indeed impossible that a wind egg or an egg without the yolk, has a calcium shell. They come sporadically, but have only one pellicle to the protein and hard calcium shell under any circumstances. Japanese copy had according to the woman is indeed a dish. It was in a typical supermarket box of six eggs that are all the same.

The reactions to the egg ranges from "scary, I would be hysterical if I would find it, '' this is the first time in 70 years that I see this 'to' the perfect base for a snow-white omelet" and "probably fake '. Photo experts, however, have thoroughly analyzed the Japanese snapshot. The unanimous conclusion is that there is not a picture tampered with an image editing program like Photoshop. 

Yet another notes that "harm" is indeed sporadic, but usually never arrive at the store because they are much too soft and gentle for the equipment in factories. "Usually this kind of eggs solved before they can reach the box. In one way or another, it is this Japanese egg still managed to slip through the meshes of the net, '' someone tweet. Then there also responded again: "Bright, but this yolk-free egg was soft and had a scale. This mind-bending puzzle subsists. ''Eggs lying in the store are unfertilized ones. However, it often happens that they contains two egg yolks. 

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