What happens if more than one sperm enters the same egg?

That's crazy. So basically nature slams the door shut after the first sperm gets in, or the whole thing glitches and doesn't make it. Wild how precise it all is.

Yes

@clint_timmy Isn't it how twins are born?

@ILoveODtv @clint_timmy Yes

Then how do twins appear

I thought maybe chimerism would happen

I had a partial molar pregnancy. It resulted in a missed miscarriage as the fetus was not viable and had no heart beat. Afterwards cells continued to grow, so I needed 6 months of treatment. A terrible experience, happily now I have 3 wonderful children.

That's beautiful

I'm just knowing this now

We are learning

あたしの人生の中で勝ったのはこのレースだけ。

I’ve read that usually, the egg stops other sperms after one enters to keep the DNA stable

Yes

Thanks

Welcome sir

Wow

Yes

Wow ,how is that possible

Very possible

Isn't it how twins are born?.

Yes

What if we were lied to?

Not a lie

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Polyspermy (more than one sperm fertilizing an egg) usually leads to abnormal chromosome numbers, so in humans it almost always stops development early. In most cases, the egg has built-in mechanisms that block extra sperm almost immediately after fertilization.

Is this how trans people are made?

This process it like creativity🌕🌕!

@ChibuzoJayjay We are here to learn

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Molar pregnancy