Waria Native

This egg was found somewhere in Waria.🥚🦃
It is not a chicken egg it comes from a cassowary, a powerful bird found in the forests of Papua New Guinea.
The egg is large, about the size of a small melon, with a thick and very hard shell. Its color is a deep, bright green with a slightly rough, textured surface, making it very different from the smooth white or brown eggs most people know.
Cassowary eggs are rare and special in the bush. They are much heavier and stronger than chicken eggs, and inside is rich, nutritious yolk and white, valued as a traditional food by local communities.

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