Cenk needs to STFU about evolution forever, or at the very least take a couple of biology courses.
Those aren't limbs, they can't evolve into functioning wings. Vertebrates aren't going to evolve a third pair of limbs all of a sudden. There is a reason that birds only have 2 legs.
There are genetic deformities and there are environmental deformities. Since this is china...... I am will to bet the cats also glow in the dark and will not send pass on this deformity due to it not being genetic
@SlightyDisturbedNBK I don't doubt some of them may be fake, but there are real cases. Yes, it would be considered deformities but so is every mutation. Having blue eyes is a deformity. Some deformities are harmful, some don't really have any effect, and some can be benificial and it all depends on the environment and ecosystem in which it lives. Deformity is another word for mutation.
@BenjaminFranklin2u Yes, I usually introduce Christian creationists to Gordon J. Glover. I have him on a playlist, "Science & Christian Education". He's excellent! He exposes the fallacious reasoning and dishonesty that 'supports' the likes of ICR, AiG, CSE, RTB, & The DI.
This guy's not the best spokes person for evolution, given that he seems not to understand that the cat will not have to find another cat with wings to mate with. The genes for the mutation, will be deployed in the next generation regardless of which other cat it mates with. Also I think it's laying it on thick calling those wings, given they aren't an extra set of articulated limbs. This is't a flying cat as far as I can see. But yeah, it demonstrates quite dramatic mutation.
@gregrutz Wings are made of incredibly light bone and flesh the feathers have a purpose for the bird in the process of flying but if they was no rigid structure to the wing they would just flail around like spaghetti rendering them useless.
@gregrutz My point is that wings don't have to be made of weather's. Your point was that they do. You said nothing about dinosaurs. Sorry to break it to you
looool the aritzia store in vancouver bc, had a huge display of cats with wings, somehow stuffed animal cat with wings has something to do with todays fashion
@shadowgirl9891 I honestly think this animal is evolving to be more fitted to catch prey. Birds are just one good example. If cats were never domesticated they probably would have already developed this trait a long time ago, because they wouldn't have us around to feed them. This is awesome! :D
What's even weirder is the instance of chinese people with horns--look it up on Yahoo. Is it a result of industrial effluents in the Yangzee??? Hmmm...
Am I missing something? Cenk's understanding of evolution is nearly perfect. I'm impressed, most average people today don't have a great understanding of the scientific consensus of how evolution actually works.
It always drove me crazy when Ana would ask something like 'I don't get how this is evolution.. why would it be beneficial to the [insert animal here]?' I'm glad he set her straight. Most people think like her though, which is sad.
@RespectMyHate Yes, the cat is likely sterile. Yes, the kids likely won't have that if he isn't.
If you're trying to say evolution results in every single animal in one species evolving at once, you're a moron. Evolution works something like this:
A landslide destroys all the food for one species of bird. The birds with weaker muscles can't move the rocks out of the way to eat the food. The birds with stronger muscles can, and as a result, live, while weaker ones die. Now all birds are stronger
@RespectMyHate Mutations. Something went wrong with the DNA, and suddenly the muscles or bones aren't growing in the right way and it ends up resembling wings.
@RespectMyHate Why is the cat more likely to be sterile? That's just not true. Now imagine this: a male cat with useless wings is for some reason more attractive to female cats than males without wings. That male cat mates more often than his competitors and has way more offspring, each one having a 50% chance of having the appendages. As this goes on through the generations the 'wing' gene gets continually mutated, possibly but not necessarily ending up in fully working wings.
@labrat1807 Yeah that's right, just like other useful adaptations in any other animal. Eventually the wings will develope in cats enough to work. This didn't just happen out of no where for no reason.
@TheSnowyice Hate to disagree with someone who's agreeing with me (seems rude), but that's exactly what happened. These appendages or growths or whatever they are, are a random mutation with no reason behind them. Whether they stay and develop however, is not random. There is some conjecture that these growths are not genetic in origin though, but the result of polluted food and water. Its still pretty interesting though.
@labrat1807 Oh yeah! I forgot mutations don't really have a "reason" for being, but still it's pretty darn helpful, or will be someday. I agree with Yerzriknot, the birds are screwed! xD
@TheSnowyice Haha, yeah I 'liked' that comment too. But what if dofs start flying to catch the cats? And then what if cows started flying, just because they liked the idea? I'm buying steel umbrellas.
I love you guys, but you obviously understand evolution at the same level as any other reporter. These aren't wings. They look like outgrowths that you want to call wings. You admit they have no function, and understand heredity well enough, but give no information about anyone who has actually *studied* this weird mutation.
@oeufgwoieu i wonder what evolutionary turn will birds take when cats start flying. by rational guess is that they will become semi aquatic like penguins, cos cats wont chase them to water. and may be then become aquatic aves similar to whales. Wait isnt that a possible parallel theory to how whales became aquatic. may be they were chased by flying cats too.../facepalm . :P
@sushanalone i like the way u think & penguins r super fking awesome, the way they fly thru the water, i want 2 think & type more but unfortunately i'm so drunk & tired now that i can't do much else, i hope i remeber 2 check back here tomorrow
their has been a fair amount of research into this subject & it is essentially a combination of sagging skin & matted fur. if u think about it their is no bird with extra limbs except their wings & feet, you dont get birds with hands aswell. & their is no 4 legged creature also with wings. we all came from a common ancestor, & that is one of the many reasons why almost all creatures on this earth have 4 limbs, you can literally match up the bone structues of dogs to humans, human to bird etc
so now come to think of it....whenever random mutation happens humans are going to get a hold of it and fuck it up....no more evolution); although humans are starting to be born without appendices and we're getting taller so
nothing new to me... my cats also have wings on them,.. they can actually fly, but we dont announce it on tv so that they will not be taken away and experimented....
@xHizukax god dam ur such a bag of crap, just go kill yourself, ur so frikin stupid and dumb and lol ya im sure ur dumbass cat can fly and ur stupid ass dog can talk, ya rite loser
@TheDemarkamo why are you so angry of me? is it because my cats have wings and my chihuahua can speak? ...ooh mehn, this is why i dont like to announce these..... tsk!
@TheDemarkamo and some dogs r smarter than ppl, they know tht if they dont do a trick, u'll show them, ultimatly humiliating urself in the process, which they then find highly entertaining
Birds and bats have evolved to fly by alterations to their front legs, the same bones and muscles are there, just altered. Animals don't evolve flight by growing a new pair of limbs.
@jozef12321 What he is saying is that a genetic mutation wouldn't produce wings in a single mutation. And that's not what those are; that cat just has an extra set of hind limbs. That is not all that uncommon. It is kind of like a person being born with six fingers. For the cat to evolve wings, it would take hundreds of mutations that slowly changed a set of walking limbs to flying limbs. It would need other mutations like lower bone density to use the wings.
Cenk is a dumb fuck. An animal can't develop functional wings unless they evolve from limbs. You don't have four legged animals with wings. Study a bit of comparative anatomy retard. You need bones and muscles that alter in shape, not just boom, you get wings from flesh and fur.
@Primalxbeast It is indeed a random genetic mutation because it's not a tumor or an absorbed twin. The thing is, those aren't wings; they just look like it so they are calling them wings. Like you say, you can't just all of the sudden evolve full wings out of the blue, even useless wings. I think what that is is just some kind of limb mutation, though limb mutations are how birds evolved wings. Though many animals have genes for limbs that they don't have such as the hip-bone gene in whales.
@Primalxbeast Cont: You know what it is; it's just an extra set of undeveloped back limbs turned upward. If you've ever seen a picture of an human born with extra limbs or fingers, they are always askewed and malformed. If that picture isn't a fake, that has to be what it is. So I guess, depending on how natural selection acts on this, it could be a good or bad mutation, though because it's someone's pet, it will be artifical selection as they will decide to breed it or not.
It could very well be beneficial because they might decide to let it breed because they want to pass the gene on. Otherwise, that cat might not get the chance to breed. Because the cat's owner will probably decide, it will be artifical selection instead of natural.
It shouldn't be substantial at all. It was most likely caused by a mutation that grew an extra set of hind limbs so the difference shouldn't be anymore significant than that between any cat and it's parent.
its called Cutaneous Asthenia, and its a skin growth disease that comes from poor grooming, probably why its only seen in third world countrys and were animal abuse lies.
Prof, prove comes from latin word probare with means test or in other words is something is proven doest mean any other thing but that is tested, it doesnt say that test results were 100 true. For this prof we can find enxplanation elsewhere, like that the cat was degenerated
they dont contain bones but if u keep the mutation alive and breed it they could develope bones or funtioning muscels but these cats are rare n im sure theres not testing or breeding being done the mutation will probubly die out like the dwarf cat mutation 3 inchs head to tail
the pseudo-wings could be used by the cat to appear larger to predators or competition or they could use wings as sort of gliders to soften their landing from tall structures (... in addition to their special leg design that they already have for absorbing high falls) and even give them an advantage with hunting. as far as sustained flight, not really... the "wings" have to originate around the leg areas
with bones? if you see the real news not this bull crap youll see the flaps contain bone structures... NOT SKIN BUDDY! heheheheh... And YES it does benefit the cats.. CATS LOOOOVE catching birds right? Birds.. fly so if they fly.. BAM! easy.
Mankind is evolution.. He changes things by changing climate and more.
As the world is very old. Ancient documents have pictures and thoughts drawn into perspective, Of Lions with wings. A cat is all part of the same spiecies.
this cant be evolution because it doesnt make sence and evolution makes sence. evolution is based on adapting and not random mutations. so the chances are that cats are growing weaker and weaker because the weve been pampering them not grow wings, so this is just random mutation like conjoint twins
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Ugh! This guy is a complete idiot! It's not evolution you moron! It's either A) a skin condition that stretches out the skin on the shoulder blades (Yes, this DOES happen) or B) matted fur, this is also a very likely possibility.
Game Over? Do yourself a favor idiot, read a damn book!
So...when do the scientists start running with this and we get griffins? ^_^
SkylarkStarflower 2 weeks ago
they are adapting to their envirnment- because china eats them.. now they can fly away from people trying to eat them
belcar5537 1 month ago
@belcar5537 asshole we dont eat cats
attempt to make a joke after u've got ur facts right
TomQYQY 1 month ago
@Primalxbeast so mad, why such a troll on a ols video that he is obv joking
only2nocrew 1 month ago
Cenk needs to STFU about evolution forever, or at the very least take a couple of biology courses.
Those aren't limbs, they can't evolve into functioning wings. Vertebrates aren't going to evolve a third pair of limbs all of a sudden. There is a reason that birds only have 2 legs.
Primalxbeast 1 month ago
@Primalxbeast
I think that was supposed to be a joke.
narutofan9999 2 weeks ago
There are genetic deformities and there are environmental deformities. Since this is china...... I am will to bet the cats also glow in the dark and will not send pass on this deformity due to it not being genetic
Gr4yW0rld 1 month ago
Lol, gotta love Cenk.
lapugenero 1 month ago
Many of these 'cat wing' mostly turnout to be fakes or deformities.
SlightyDisturbedNBK 1 month ago
@SlightyDisturbedNBK I don't doubt some of them may be fake, but there are real cases. Yes, it would be considered deformities but so is every mutation. Having blue eyes is a deformity. Some deformities are harmful, some don't really have any effect, and some can be benificial and it all depends on the environment and ecosystem in which it lives. Deformity is another word for mutation.
AManOfHope 1 month ago
@BenjaminFranklin2u Yes, I usually introduce Christian creationists to Gordon J. Glover. I have him on a playlist, "Science & Christian Education". He's excellent! He exposes the fallacious reasoning and dishonesty that 'supports' the likes of ICR, AiG, CSE, RTB, & The DI.
NeoPsiTom 1 month ago
thats SILKWORM badass :D
omlas6 2 months ago
It is very cute! What the fuck Anna.
BeBoBli 2 months ago
2:26 i want :)
mikerozo 3 months ago
That's not evolution, that's a mutation. . . .
frostyh81 5 months ago
@frostyh81 Evolution happens through mutation, how else would anything change? lol
pinkeinke2 4 months ago
@frostyh81 Mutations are what create the diversity between generations of creatures. It is very much a part of evolution.
BeBoBli 2 months ago
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He is REALLY stupid...
WolfLuvr6131 5 months ago
This guy's not the best spokes person for evolution, given that he seems not to understand that the cat will not have to find another cat with wings to mate with. The genes for the mutation, will be deployed in the next generation regardless of which other cat it mates with. Also I think it's laying it on thick calling those wings, given they aren't an extra set of articulated limbs. This is't a flying cat as far as I can see. But yeah, it demonstrates quite dramatic mutation.
skepticoz 5 months ago
I thought wings were made of feathers. Not wings.
gregrutz 7 months ago
@gregrutz Wings are made of incredibly light bone and flesh the feathers have a purpose for the bird in the process of flying but if they was no rigid structure to the wing they would just flail around like spaghetti rendering them useless.
bunkmasterflex 6 months ago
@bunkmasterflex So, what was your point?
My point is, Only dinosaurs have feathers.
gregrutz 6 months ago
@gregrutz My point is that wings don't have to be made of weather's. Your point was that they do. You said nothing about dinosaurs. Sorry to break it to you
bunkmasterflex 6 months ago
That is super cute. I want one too. Lol.
koukunut123 7 months ago
bet the cute bastard cant fly, and, bet its fake, and gay, fake and gay
Zephyr8823 8 months ago in playlist The Young Turks
@Zephyr8823
Um, can an Ostridge fly? The cat has a mutation, duh...
Y2Krashman 7 months ago
4 legged chickens ...hmmm
Archon33 8 months ago
@Archon33 12 winged chickens, think of the profit margin. Mmmmm Chicken wings.
bunkmasterflex 6 months ago
I want to be a cat with wings!
BAMitBABIES 8 months ago
A cat lived for over a year in China?!?!
killerbiller35 8 months ago
i'm with cenk that's adorable, anna needs to stop hating on cats
megeles 9 months ago 24
That's it. Blinky scenario is unfolding.
bbphnix 9 months ago
RUN TWEETY!
1999luke2 9 months ago 13
those arent even wings -____-
xLavenderBlossomx 10 months ago
These young turds are annoying! Well the dude is at least. Is it a real show or something. If it is, they need new employees.
1369jeejee 10 months ago
whats with this guy, he is like blaberring in the whole segment
Zeemas 10 months ago
@Zeemas I like the dude. Maybe if you're stuck on strict professionalism, which I'm not, then his mannerisms might seem annoying.
By the way, he seems professional to me, but he made MUCH sense.
SmashtheCmachine 8 months ago
awww the cat is so sweet ^.~
TheNastasiaFan 11 months ago
just had a thought five bucks this is wht the egyptians thought where sphixes... just saying
nawstra578 11 months ago
Now we know why the egyptians prayed to cats. And we know where Christianity got the angel idea from. :>
gr8Sweetfox 11 months ago
Angel cats, ftw?
rebelfighter10 11 months ago
looool the aritzia store in vancouver bc, had a huge display of cats with wings, somehow stuffed animal cat with wings has something to do with todays fashion
dendara100 11 months ago
awwwwwwww how cuuuuuuute!!!!!!!a kitty with wings.angel kitties come to life 8)
purrrplecomet 11 months ago
Kitty with wings=super cute! :D
TheSnowyice 11 months ago
Why would cats need wings? It kind of looks like this cat's legs have been placed on the upper part of the body. Could this be just mutation?
shadowgirl9891 11 months ago
@shadowgirl9891 I honestly think this animal is evolving to be more fitted to catch prey. Birds are just one good example. If cats were never domesticated they probably would have already developed this trait a long time ago, because they wouldn't have us around to feed them. This is awesome! :D
TheSnowyice 11 months ago
What's even weirder is the instance of chinese people with horns--look it up on Yahoo. Is it a result of industrial effluents in the Yangzee??? Hmmm...
BlakeMason2 1 year ago
Am I missing something? Cenk's understanding of evolution is nearly perfect. I'm impressed, most average people today don't have a great understanding of the scientific consensus of how evolution actually works.
It always drove me crazy when Ana would ask something like 'I don't get how this is evolution.. why would it be beneficial to the [insert animal here]?' I'm glad he set her straight. Most people think like her though, which is sad.
yamshie 1 year ago
But the cat can't fly, and his kids won't have that mutation.
most likely this cat is sterile.
evolution is a lie, where are the other cats with wings? this guy sounds like a retard.
RespectMyHate 1 year ago
@RespectMyHate Yes, the cat is likely sterile. Yes, the kids likely won't have that if he isn't.
If you're trying to say evolution results in every single animal in one species evolving at once, you're a moron. Evolution works something like this:
A landslide destroys all the food for one species of bird. The birds with weaker muscles can't move the rocks out of the way to eat the food. The birds with stronger muscles can, and as a result, live, while weaker ones die. Now all birds are stronger
bobmuffins 1 year ago
@bobmuffins How did the birds get the wings in the first place? Please explain on a DNA level.
RespectMyHate 1 year ago
@RespectMyHate Mutations. Something went wrong with the DNA, and suddenly the muscles or bones aren't growing in the right way and it ends up resembling wings.
bobmuffins 1 year ago
@RespectMyHate Why is the cat more likely to be sterile? That's just not true. Now imagine this: a male cat with useless wings is for some reason more attractive to female cats than males without wings. That male cat mates more often than his competitors and has way more offspring, each one having a 50% chance of having the appendages. As this goes on through the generations the 'wing' gene gets continually mutated, possibly but not necessarily ending up in fully working wings.
labrat1807 1 year ago
@labrat1807 Yeah that's right, just like other useful adaptations in any other animal. Eventually the wings will develope in cats enough to work. This didn't just happen out of no where for no reason.
TheSnowyice 11 months ago
@TheSnowyice Hate to disagree with someone who's agreeing with me (seems rude), but that's exactly what happened. These appendages or growths or whatever they are, are a random mutation with no reason behind them. Whether they stay and develop however, is not random. There is some conjecture that these growths are not genetic in origin though, but the result of polluted food and water. Its still pretty interesting though.
labrat1807 11 months ago
@labrat1807 Oh yeah! I forgot mutations don't really have a "reason" for being, but still it's pretty darn helpful, or will be someday. I agree with Yerzriknot, the birds are screwed! xD
TheSnowyice 11 months ago
@TheSnowyice Haha, yeah I 'liked' that comment too. But what if dofs start flying to catch the cats? And then what if cows started flying, just because they liked the idea? I'm buying steel umbrellas.
labrat1807 11 months ago
@labrat1807 Flying cows? Now that would be something. xD
TheSnowyice 11 months ago
umm... whos that retard at the start there?
"THIS STORY KICKS ASS GO!!!"
I mean seriously...
LoniganTheDragon 1 year ago
@LoniganTheDragon
watch?v=uT4YL4QuBXc
Reqrezentin 1 year ago
Bwahahahaha xD what a funny mutation
tenedria 1 year ago
I love you guys, but you obviously understand evolution at the same level as any other reporter. These aren't wings. They look like outgrowths that you want to call wings. You admit they have no function, and understand heredity well enough, but give no information about anyone who has actually *studied* this weird mutation.
streetdog75 1 year ago
being able 2 fly would b super "beneficial", cats eat birds, birds fly, cat's have probably been wanting 2 fly 4 a long time
oeufgwoieu 1 year ago
@oeufgwoieu i wonder what evolutionary turn will birds take when cats start flying. by rational guess is that they will become semi aquatic like penguins, cos cats wont chase them to water. and may be then become aquatic aves similar to whales. Wait isnt that a possible parallel theory to how whales became aquatic. may be they were chased by flying cats too.../facepalm . :P
sushanalone 1 year ago
@sushanalone i like the way u think & penguins r super fking awesome, the way they fly thru the water, i want 2 think & type more but unfortunately i'm so drunk & tired now that i can't do much else, i hope i remeber 2 check back here tomorrow
oeufgwoieu 1 year ago
shmoopy pa poopy....
xboxmime 1 year ago 2
I want to be a cat with wigs. =3
14AnimeQueen 1 year ago
doesn't kent hovind type ppl say they will "believe" evolution when cats have wings?
FlyinSpaghettiMnstr7 1 year ago
i wanna grow wings
POKEMASTERDAI 1 year ago
dis is soooo lame.....mutatin cat....evolution...? lol.....
Ellisraw 1 year ago
their has been a fair amount of research into this subject & it is essentially a combination of sagging skin & matted fur. if u think about it their is no bird with extra limbs except their wings & feet, you dont get birds with hands aswell. & their is no 4 legged creature also with wings. we all came from a common ancestor, & that is one of the many reasons why almost all creatures on this earth have 4 limbs, you can literally match up the bone structues of dogs to humans, human to bird etc
massivelord 1 year ago
I swear TYT's stories are getting lamer and lamer
seriously, *yawn*
TheBishop12 1 year ago
so now come to think of it....whenever random mutation happens humans are going to get a hold of it and fuck it up....no more evolution); although humans are starting to be born without appendices and we're getting taller so
turkishxboi 1 year ago
im going to kill that man. he is a cunt i lik e tits and gettingnsucked off by me lass
wankshit 1 year ago
This guy is so lame..
Graigmire1668 1 year ago
nothing new to me... my cats also have wings on them,.. they can actually fly, but we dont announce it on tv so that they will not be taken away and experimented....
and my chihuahua can say "Yo! sup!" ...
xHizukax 1 year ago
@xHizukax ur so retarted, wow, just shut up
TheDemarkamo 1 year ago
@TheDemarkamo huh? .... ah am not jokin here ya know...
xHizukax 1 year ago
@xHizukax god dam ur such a bag of crap, just go kill yourself, ur so frikin stupid and dumb and lol ya im sure ur dumbass cat can fly and ur stupid ass dog can talk, ya rite loser
TheDemarkamo 1 year ago
@TheDemarkamo why are you so angry of me? is it because my cats have wings and my chihuahua can speak? ...ooh mehn, this is why i dont like to announce these..... tsk!
xHizukax 1 year ago
@TheDemarkamo dogs can talk, if u want to spend several hours trying to teach them how
loopylou600 1 year ago
@TheDemarkamo and some dogs r smarter than ppl, they know tht if they dont do a trick, u'll show them, ultimatly humiliating urself in the process, which they then find highly entertaining
loopylou600 1 year ago
@xHizukax Yea, stop being retarded. Everyone knows chihuahuas only speak Spanish.
Bardlettt 1 year ago
@xHizukax flying kittys? if they hav babies can i hav one? :) i'll pay u alot n i promise not to tell anyone, pweaze?
loopylou600 1 year ago
@xHizukax i want tht chihuahua o.o
loopylou600 1 year ago
Man can u imaging a cat that could fly? Wow think of a Tiger with wings. OMG.
colinsilver105 1 year ago
They're not really wings but that cat is really cute :)
sarahvalder 1 year ago
They aren't an extra set of hind limbs, there are no bones.
Primalxbeast 1 year ago
Birds and bats have evolved to fly by alterations to their front legs, the same bones and muscles are there, just altered. Animals don't evolve flight by growing a new pair of limbs.
Primalxbeast 1 year ago
@primalxbeast how do you think limbs evolved in the first place
jozef12321 1 year ago
@jozef12321 What he is saying is that a genetic mutation wouldn't produce wings in a single mutation. And that's not what those are; that cat just has an extra set of hind limbs. That is not all that uncommon. It is kind of like a person being born with six fingers. For the cat to evolve wings, it would take hundreds of mutations that slowly changed a set of walking limbs to flying limbs. It would need other mutations like lower bone density to use the wings.
jimbrown257 1 year ago
Cenk is a dumb fuck. An animal can't develop functional wings unless they evolve from limbs. You don't have four legged animals with wings. Study a bit of comparative anatomy retard. You need bones and muscles that alter in shape, not just boom, you get wings from flesh and fur.
Primalxbeast 1 year ago
@Primalxbeast It is indeed a random genetic mutation because it's not a tumor or an absorbed twin. The thing is, those aren't wings; they just look like it so they are calling them wings. Like you say, you can't just all of the sudden evolve full wings out of the blue, even useless wings. I think what that is is just some kind of limb mutation, though limb mutations are how birds evolved wings. Though many animals have genes for limbs that they don't have such as the hip-bone gene in whales.
jimbrown257 1 year ago
@Primalxbeast Cont: You know what it is; it's just an extra set of undeveloped back limbs turned upward. If you've ever seen a picture of an human born with extra limbs or fingers, they are always askewed and malformed. If that picture isn't a fake, that has to be what it is. So I guess, depending on how natural selection acts on this, it could be a good or bad mutation, though because it's someone's pet, it will be artifical selection as they will decide to breed it or not.
jimbrown257 1 year ago
ew. kill it.
rushindulen 1 year ago
Ana: how would that be beneficial?
Cenk: if a cat can fly it would only be super-beneficial!
mukome 1 year ago
@mukome
It could very well be beneficial because they might decide to let it breed because they want to pass the gene on. Otherwise, that cat might not get the chance to breed. Because the cat's owner will probably decide, it will be artifical selection instead of natural.
jimbrown257 1 year ago
I'd like to see a DNA evaluation to see if it is a substantial difference.
matthewtaylorbrown 1 year ago
@matthewtaylorbrown
It shouldn't be substantial at all. It was most likely caused by a mutation that grew an extra set of hind limbs so the difference shouldn't be anymore significant than that between any cat and it's parent.
jimbrown257 1 year ago
When cats fly lol
Daemonologist 1 year ago
Anna doesn't like cats... ok, time to get a new co-host!
ndyt 2 years ago 2
I second shmopie papopie!
Chadjbecher1 2 years ago
Those jerks gave the cat red bull. T_T
Seras 2 years ago 26
btw, this guy sux, "wow wow"
what a moron.
wykurwista 2 years ago
This is true, not fake for sure.
lilwu21 2 years ago
they have a disease where there skin gets pulled and muscles grow there and it looks like they have wings!
cool1forever 2 years ago
@cool1forever so, if the muscles grow there, woudlnt tht mean tht they would hav complete, or parchal(sp?) over the 'wing'?
loopylou600 1 year ago
its called Cutaneous Asthenia, and its a skin growth disease that comes from poor grooming, probably why its only seen in third world countrys and were animal abuse lies.
iscay666 2 years ago
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I hate these young turks people.
cool story though
CaptainHoyles 2 years ago
the only thing cooler is a flying monkey!
Madjacker08 2 years ago
fuckin amazing
choopdewoot 2 years ago
i want an amry of winged cats!!!
*maniacal laughter*
Armistance 2 years ago
That's it. Birds are fucked.
Yerzriknot 2 years ago 159
@Yerzriknot
yup birds are screwed
ArticWolfOfWisdom93 2 years ago
@Yerzriknot LMFAO
mizzskarcrow 2 years ago
@Yerzriknot not really cats would have to deal with predatory birds which have sharp beaks and talons. and its matted fur not really wings :P
LionGoddess1 11 months ago
Cenk is so right. that cat is adorable
itsumo212 2 years ago 2
That is the most badass thing I have ever seen.
NeverAloneForever 2 years ago 3
agreed! is it bad to reeeeeeeeealy want one? ^_____^
itsumo212 2 years ago
Nope.
NeverAloneForever 2 years ago
^_____^
itsumo212 2 years ago
Evolution, huh? So much for, "they're not really wings"?
Haileyamandar 2 years ago
Go read a science book.
NuLLx42 2 years ago
game over dude....game over
Abgef 2 years ago
it's caused by a slight rise in temp. It's their body reacting to the diferance in temp. aka global warming I read that after I google searched it.
Bluestar1243 2 years ago
Super cute , I agree.
Burori1 2 years ago
Guess that cat drunk too many Red Bulls.
CorvixEyes 2 years ago 67
@CorvixEyes hahahahahahahahha nice one
uploooood 1 year ago
@uploooood Thanks. :)
CorvixEyes 1 year ago
With Cenk
Evolution in the Making
Wats With Anna, Shes always against Evolution
FarhanC99 2 years ago
almost looks like a moogle if you ask me, except it's missing an antenna.
Coraxuss 2 years ago
damn it i wanna grow wings and shoot flames outta my ass....
guuriki 2 years ago
i shoot flames out my ass depending on the my diet
LcoolJfiveoh 2 years ago 3
i love cats i love cats
mirmoth99 2 years ago 4
Proven: Cat-erpillars become Cat-erflies.
agrmonster 2 years ago 7
Prof, prove comes from latin word probare with means test or in other words is something is proven doest mean any other thing but that is tested, it doesnt say that test results were 100 true. For this prof we can find enxplanation elsewhere, like that the cat was degenerated
oneSeabean 2 years ago
My mom's maxi-pads are mutated too. They now have wings.
mrcharm69 2 years ago 10
first video by the young turks that i liked
TheKingdomofErnor 2 years ago 3
Lol "it lacks all Schmoopie Papoopienes"
LJKBIGMAC 2 years ago 6
She does not like cats ??!! It is a RED FLAG when people claim to not like animals.
Rosienoid 2 years ago
New argument against creationists:
Cats...with...wings...game...over.
This is why I adore this show.
Lightbender93 2 years ago 5
they dont contain bones but if u keep the mutation alive and breed it they could develope bones or funtioning muscels but these cats are rare n im sure theres not testing or breeding being done the mutation will probubly die out like the dwarf cat mutation 3 inchs head to tail
pooltookzack 2 years ago
the pseudo-wings could be used by the cat to appear larger to predators or competition or they could use wings as sort of gliders to soften their landing from tall structures (... in addition to their special leg design that they already have for absorbing high falls) and even give them an advantage with hunting. as far as sustained flight, not really... the "wings" have to originate around the leg areas
suchAnoob 2 years ago
haha XD
xirta1 2 years ago
Im tellin you, if cats keep this up. Dogs will be extinct soon!!!!!lol
VolcardoReviewer 2 years ago 4
Its just a skincondition..
Dipminchip 2 years ago
with bones? if you see the real news not this bull crap youll see the flaps contain bone structures... NOT SKIN BUDDY! heheheheh... And YES it does benefit the cats.. CATS LOOOOVE catching birds right? Birds.. fly so if they fly.. BAM! easy.
ledzepcamaro 2 years ago 2
There are some different causes of wing-like appendages..
The moust comment one is cats with matted fur..
Less commonly, mats can occur in shorthaired cats if molted fur adheres to growing fur over several seasons
The other
Another explanation is a skin condition called cutaneous asthenia or fca, wich we can call elastic skin..
another explanation is a form of conjoining or extra limbs..
Dipminchip 2 years ago
MEOW
HATETHEUS 2 years ago
Mankind is evolution.. He changes things by changing climate and more.
As the world is very old. Ancient documents have pictures and thoughts drawn into perspective, Of Lions with wings. A cat is all part of the same spiecies.
Snowman374th 2 years ago
I belive in evolution too.
dawnofdoom999 2 years ago 2
That is one cool cat I want one soo bad
86fieroEarl 2 years ago 4
this cant be evolution because it doesnt make sence and evolution makes sence. evolution is based on adapting and not random mutations. so the chances are that cats are growing weaker and weaker because the weve been pampering them not grow wings, so this is just random mutation like conjoint twins
thinin1234 2 years ago
IT'S A MOOGLE!!!!
bankashvids 2 years ago
KUPO!
ViciousRanger 2 years ago
Maybe the cat ate a LOT of birds?!
Birds. Have. Wings.
vhessa 2 years ago 3
If the cat could fly, that would be super beneficial LOL
Tanfeliz 2 years ago
DUDE! XD ,Legends and Myths LIVE!
billybatson55 2 years ago
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Ugh! This guy is a complete idiot! It's not evolution you moron! It's either A) a skin condition that stretches out the skin on the shoulder blades (Yes, this DOES happen) or B) matted fur, this is also a very likely possibility.
Game Over? Do yourself a favor idiot, read a damn book!
MrThequestion 2 years ago
It *may* be a mutation - in which case he is correct.
pubuman 2 years ago 4
I want to be a cat with wings.
HammerSpace09 2 years ago 7
As do I.
BunsterByne 2 years ago
first, how cool is that
second, ana is a retard, mutations DO NOT have to be beneficial, mutations are RANDOM
matereymate 2 years ago
lol!!! shmopy papopy angle ...brilliant
TransFictionSwitch 2 years ago
evolution is real, but that cat doesnt have wings, lol. they should make a retraction
grendelee 2 years ago
that cat kicks ass
saliva3737 2 years ago 2
that cat owns ass
saliva3737 2 years ago
wat
hylton7 2 years ago
Did scientist take any x-ray pictures?
GryphonsBard 2 years ago
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Biologist have found 3 causes for winged cats.
Severly matter fur.
Feline Cutaneous Asthenia.
Supernumerary limbs.
So far, no biologists, nor any scientist, has said its caused by evolution. Don't be a shmuck.
It is cute.
Zerothis 2 years ago
Evolution isn't a cause, its a result.
cr9527 2 years ago
MMMMMMMMMmmmmmmm- mutant Szechuan kitty wings-
connberkshire 2 years ago