did the chicken come first or the egg?

Answer 1

You can't know for sure. It depends on at what point is a bird technically a chicken and at what point is the egg the "chicken egg".
Through evolution chicken evolved from another bird. At certain point the "bird" was 99.99% chicken then it mutated more to be officially a chicken. That mutation mostly likely came while it was in the egg.
Maybe the answer is at the same time.

Answer 2

Having long wondered the answer to this question, I set about to determine the answer in a scientific manner.

I purchased a rather large ball of twine and marked off a course of about 100 meters (I couldn't afford the tape measure), with two lanes clearly demarcated. I purchased a chicken and an egg and set them at the Start Line, and simulated the sound of a Starter's Pistol (I yelled "bang!"). The chicken came first.

However, I was not satisfied that a single test proved the answer to the question, so I had a friend carry them up to the top of a very tall (three story) building, and drop them off together. That time, the egg came first.

Since I was out of eggs at this point, I had to call the experiments off, but I do plan to discuss the matter with other scientific experts of my caliber over some barbecued chicken this weekend.

Answer 3

Chicken

Answer 4

Chicken.

Answer 5

If u answer egg, u believe in evolution
if u answer chicken, u believe in creationism

i think the egg came first

Answer 6

chicken... my mum cooked the chicken before the egg

Answer 7

The egg. Each generation of whatever the chicken evolved from would have been modified for "survival of the fittest" and it would have hatched that way.

Answer 8

The Chicken of coures.

Answer 9

chicken

Answer 10

chicken