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It lays the world’s largest egg, weighing about 1.5 kilograms and measuring up to 15 centimeters long. These eggs are so big, you might think they belong in a dinosaur museum! 2 / 9

This Australian giant lays dark green eggs that tip the scales at around 700 grams. They’re the size of a large avocado and just as fascinating. 3 / 9

Known for their striking appearance, cassowaries lay glossy, pea-green eggs weighing up to 600 grams, often hidden deep in the rainforest. 4 / 9

Despite their small size, female kiwis lay eggs that can make up about 20 percent of their body weight — an impressive feat packed into a tiny bird! 5 / 9

These ocean giants lay soft, ping-pong-ball-sized eggs in massive clutches, more than 100 eggs per nest, each weighing around 80 gra

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