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French artist Abraham Poincheval, who famously spent a week inside a rock and two weeks inside a bear sculpture, has succeeded in hatching chicken eggs after incubating them for some three weeks.
曾因在一个石头里呆了一个星期、在一个熊雕里住了两个星期而闻名的法国艺术家亚伯拉罕·伯安什瓦尔，在花了三个星期的时间之后，终于将鸡蛋孵化出了小鸡。
Poincheval embarked on his latest project in late March of imitating a mother hen by incubating some 10 eggs with his own body heat inside a glass vivarium at Paris' Palais de Tokyo contemporary art museum.
三月底，伯安什瓦尔发起了这个项目，在巴黎东京宫博物馆的一个全玻璃封闭的容器里，他模仿一只母鸡，用自己的体温去孵10多个鸡蛋。
At the time, he estimated it wouldtake 21-26 days for the eggs to hatch.
当时，他估计孵出小鸡需要21到26天。
A spokeswoman for the museum said nine had hatched and the chicks were on their way to a farm.
该博物馆的一位发言人称，此次共有9只小鸡孵出来了，正在送往农场。
For the endeavor, Poincheval sat on a chair, wrapped in an insulating blanket, over a container with the eggs.
为了完成这件事，伯安什瓦尔把自己裹在了一个绝缘毯子里，坐在一个椅子上，下面是放着放有鸡蛋的容器。
He could leave his seat for no more than 30 minutes a day for meals.
他每天只有在就餐时才会离开位子，前后不超过30分钟。
