The closest you can come to making green eggs and ham is by using the eggs of what bird, whose shells are green?

A1 - Emu
B2 - Hawk
C3 - Goose
D4 - Albatross

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Answer: Emus are the second largest living bird in the world, after the ostrich. They lay very large eggs that are roughly six inches in length and weigh about two pounds each. Their stunning, emerald color makes them one of the most striking eggs on the planet. Its dark green color closely resembles that of a giant avacado. The male emu builds a nest made of sticks and leaves, and the female emu will lay between 5 and 15 eggs in the nest. As emu nests are built on the ground, their coloration helps them stay camouflaged and hidden from predators.

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I hate to contradict, but I have colored egg laying chickens, and some of the eggs are green - the rest being brown, pink, or blue. Just sayin'! We have often made jokes about green eggs and ham.