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For the Juniors: Food A - Eggs
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Food A - Eggs
Season 1  |  Episode 5  |  ABC  |  September 13, 1991

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This program looks at eggs as both a food source and as a source of new life. The program shows various animals hatching eggs - chickens, seagulls, emus, snakes, butterflies, eagles penguins, skinks.

This program looks at eggs as both a food source and as a source of new life. The program shows various animals hatching eggs - chickens, seagulls, emus, snakes, butterflies, eagles penguins, skinks.

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