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Random Cattle's Donor Egg

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In this picture it shows that the this random cattle 's donor egg is taken from her and the female sheep and they take the nucleus out of the female egg cell and fuse the egg cell and the new nucleus together using an a electric shock and then the embryo is placed in a foster mother, waiting for nature to take its course.

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