In Vietnam, people eat balut, fertilized bird embryos, as a snack. Erica Lim bought a fertilized duck egg at a Vietnamese coffee shop in Puchong, Selangor, however, instead of eating it, she decided to take it home.

She put the egg inside a home-made incubator, and two weeks later, Daisy, the duckling was born, and Erica became a mother.

With each day, Daisy become cuter and cuter, so her owner decided to capture her hilarious adventures, so she opened an Instagram account called daily_daisy_duck.

Scroll down and check out the remarkable images below.

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In Vietnam, people eat balut, fertilized bird embryos, as a snack. Erica Lim bought a fertilized duck egg at a Vietnamese coffee shop in Puchong, Selangor, however, instead of eating it, she decided to take it home.

She put the egg inside a home-made incubator, and two weeks later, Daisy, the duckling was born, and Erica became a mother.

With each day, Daisy become cuter and cuter, so her owner decided to capture her hilarious adventures, so she opened an Instagram account called daily_daisy_duck.

Scroll down and check out the remarkable images below.

The post Woman Buys a Fertilized Bird Embryo at a Restaurant – and Raises it appeared first on TettyBetty.