Incubation refers to the process and method by which the eggs of insects, fish, birds, or reptiles develop into young organisms under appropriate conditions of temperature, humidity, and other environmental factors. The commonly used concept of incubation originates from the natural brooding behavior of female poultry after laying eggs, which is referred to as natural incubation. With the development of technology and the revolution in reproductive methods, artificial incubation conducted with specific equipment has gradually taken a dominant position. Incubators, used for artificial incubation, have become the primary means of incubation in modern poultry farming. For...