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The male emu sits on the eggs, hatches and raises his chicks! The male emu in the wild stores some of the eggs before beginning to incubate them. Initially the male covers the eggs with leaves, twigs or dried grass in order to insulate them. When enough emu eggs have been laid the male becomes clucks and begins to incubate by sitting on the eggs.
The length of time it takes an egg to hatch depends entirely upon the species. Insect and spider eggs may take a matter of days to hatch, but some insect eggs overwinter and m â¦ ay take over half a year to hatch. Birds' eggs may take around three to four weeks but even that is not consistent - the kiwi's egg has an incubation period of 70-80 days. The eggs of reptiles also vary. Crocodiles' eggs, for example, take around 65 days to hatch, whereas tortoise eggs may take anywhere between 70 and 120 days to hatch, depending on the species. There are three species of mammals which lay eggs (monotremes, comprising the platypus, short-beaked echidna and long-beaked echidna). Monotreme eggs, once laid, hatch in just ten days. 2 weeks