An egg incubator is a device that creates a regulated environment for eggs to develop and hatch. This is an artificial form of incubation that mimics the conditions required for the development of an embryo, allowing eggs to hatch outside of a mother bird's care. The incubator controls environmental variables such as temperature, humidity, and egg flipping. After the incubation phase, the eggs hatch and chicks or ducklings emerge from their shells. It is critical to handle baby chicks with care and provide them with adequate warmth and nutrients to support their health and growth.