If you break an egg to make a fried egg, there is a 1 in 11 billion chance that the egg has 4 yolks = South Korea

In South Korea, one egg yields four yolks and has become a hot topic. On the 26th, the Korea Poultry Association reported that four yolks came out of an egg purchased by Mr. Kim (64), who lives in Songpa-gu, Seoul.
I got it. Kim said he bought the eggs at a market on the 22nd. In South Korea, there have often been cases where one egg contains up to three yolks, but as in this case, an egg with four yolks.
This is the first time that it has been discovered. An association official said, ``The probability of getting four yolks is extremely low. I was surprised to hear (this story).''
Overseas, in February, Mr. Tree, who lives in the UK, discovered an egg with four yolks while preparing breakfast.
It even became an issue. At the time, the British Egg Information Service
Service) is one egg out of 1,000 that has two yolks, and there is a probability that there will be four yolks.
It has been announced that the rate is 1 in 11 billion.