Strange animals

These real animals are different from the animals we often see, they show that creation brings strange things, adding new questions to the scientific community.

These strange mutant animals

Chicken with 4 legs

Little girl Ashley Brendle, 13, the daughter of a rancher, is introducing an unusual chicken, 4-legged chicken. The chicken is named Henrietta . Its hind legs are the same size as the front 2 legs but they do not work. Farm owner Mark Brendle said, 30 years of raising livestock this is the first time he has seen this special phenomenon.

Ashley Brendle introduced 4-foot chicken - Henrietta (Photo: freenewmexican)

According to retired genetic professor Cliff Thompson (University of Pittsburgh), scientists have not been able to determine what causes such body deformities , which can only be explained by random causes. development only. Hearing my father say he tried to bring the chicken to the Internet for auction, Ashley was sad and cried and hugged the chicken.

White crickets

A rare white calf is wrapped around her legs at Val and Dave Heider Farm (Janesville, Wisconsin, USA). This is the 3rd white calf born on this farm. About 50 Indians, who saw it as epic beasts , organized a rite of ritual on the weekend to honor this ' god of the gods '.

Albino crocodile

During a visit to the Los Angeles Zoo, AP News photographer Nick Ut snatched a picture of a rare albino crocodile in the world deep in the lake . It is known that this is the promotion season giving visitors the opportunity to see crocodiles like to live in seclusion, and educate their families about the importance of marshes.

Two-headed cat

In the city of Inverness (Florida state, USA), there is a two-headed cat that gives birth 2 weeks early in late September. As one of the five kittens, this two-sided cat is more likely to survive, according to local veterinarian Wade Phillips. It has 2 mouths, 1 stomach, 4 eyes and 2 noses.

One-eyed cat

And the kitten Cy (short for Cyclops, giant god of 1 eye, image 5 ) was born in December 2005 with only 1 eye and no nose, died after giving birth 1 day. Cy's brother is normal and still alive and well.

Two-headed pig, 3 eyes

Meanwhile, according to Reuters, a little pig was born in mid-September with two heads and three eyes in Tieu Dong Village (Zhaodun), Jiangsu Province, China. Its owner said it is still healthy thanks to the special care regime.

7-foot pig

The pig is named Kambal (meaning twin), has 7 legs and attracts a lot of visitors to Bulacan farm (north Manila, Philippines) to see.

Shrimp with 2 colors

In June 2006, The Daily News daily posted a picture of a lobster weighing nearly 2 kg and a strange nuance . One side of the shrimp shell is dark green, the other side has shrimp color as if it has been cooked. Dyer Alan Robinson fisherman donated it to Mount Desert Oceanographic Institute for further research. According to experts, the rate of finding such a unique 2-color shrimp in nature is very rare.

Conjoined twin crocodiles

Conjoined crocodiles were hatched right in the Samut Prakam Crocodile Farm on the outskirts of Bangkok (Thailand) in June 2001. Conjoined from the lower body, the twins have up to 8 legs and 2 tails.

2-headed turtle

Two-headed turtles are the result of abnormal mutations that occur during the embryonic development cycle. Similarly, many unusually developed frogs have been discovered in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and South Dakota (USA) for years, according to Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.

Chicken 4 wings

The woman in England was amazed when one of the chicken eggs hatched into a strange animal with 4 wings on her body.

8-legged goat

The bizarre goat with 8 legs was born on the farm in northern Croatia. Animals have both reproductive parts of male and female sexes. This is the conjoined phenomenon of the two fetuses, one that is not fully developed and lives on the other.

Turtles 2 heads, 6 feet

The two-headed turtle, the bizarre six-legged is exhibited at the animal exhibition of the Natural History Museum in Kiev, Ukraine. Each end of the couple grows completely independent. Although conjoined, they tend to want to crawl in different directions.