The white tiger shown originally is actually a recessive trait that is specifically inbred for, but about half that are created all show that "squished" face phenotype. Unfortunately, most breeders will destroy these animals.
0:08 that is a downsyndrome tiger, the result of selective breeding to create white tigers. The majority of the litter have downsyndrome. So to keep the mystique alive of the magnificent white tiger in order to feed the market which won't see reality, the majority of the litter suffers and the retarded ones are sold to Eastern Europe.
@dannywithnoodles So assuming your an expert on genetics and zoological deformities, then explain why everyone here but you is an idiot with the video maker in particular.
@dannywithnoodles You know acting all superior without giving reason or evidence to your statement will not make anyone take you seriously. If you really don’t want to get into an conversation because you think it’s pointless that no one will understand you, why bother leaving a post calling everyone but you idiots without giving a reason why.
The lobster suffers Chimerism, which is a pigment and genetic deformity. It's not all that rare in lobsters (which can also be found entirely blue because they only have three pigments in their shell; blue, red, and black.)
The chicken is a breed called a Polish. They're bred for the puff of feathers on their head, though the feathers tend to grow too deep, and end up killing the bird when plucked out by other, curious chickens.
Unbelieveable..... no really, the siamese fish.. were a breeding pair of fish. The deformed ducks.....are perfectly normal geese, the hairy chicken is a silky. The chicken with a mutated feather is a polish chicken I believe. There wasn't anything wrong with the cat other than it was fat. The bird pulled it's own feathers out. Do a little research next time. You only had a few ligitimite photos.
In the description you put "real, rare feather mutation". Real, but VERY common. In fact, it's in the Standard of Perfection for those animals. Please do a little research, you kinda make yourself look... I'm not going to say it.
I laughed hard at the "chicken with mutated feathers". It's feathers aren't mutated. That would be the polish breed of chicken. Ask anyone that hardcore raises chickens and that's what they'll tell you.
@GothPuppyGirl I would also like to add that the "hairy chicken" is a Silkie. The 'hair' on a Silkie is really just super fine feathers. Both are natural and not a mutation of any kind. Frizzles look like someone curled their feathers, but that's a natural variation as well. These are genes that can be bred into other breeds almost spot on. There's also a breed called Turkens, or naked necks, that have no feathers on their necks. I raise chickens, I know. ;)
lady you really need to get your animals right there is a goose not duck and a swan not DUCK!!! plus that chicken did not have a feather problem THAT IS THE WAY THAT THEY WERE STICKEN BREAD!!! if you want to create these videos you should at leats get them right!!!!! >=(
lady you really need to get your animals right there is a goose not duck and a swan not DUCK!!! plus that chicken did not have a feather problem THAT IS THE WAY THAT THEY WERE STICKEN BREAD!!! if you want to create these videos you should at leats get them right!!!!! >=(
Sorry for all the hate comments,some people can get pretty heartless,because they feel really powerful behind the computer,I'd bet over half wouldn't dare say this to your face.Enough of that,=) I don't wanna get hate comments,unless they dare inbox me them(please do inbox me if you wanna do hate comments towards me,I'd love them very much :D)I found the pic. very interesting for some, sad, and really O_o umm..I'd say keep up the works your putting in this because, you have more guts than others
you could add in the ear less rabbits, i heard it on the news, and also in my opinion its not always mutation or deformity but its evolution, unless its Siamese for example, but one horned dear, animals with "deformed" faces, or hairy chickens are signs of possible evolution unless they were genetically modified, but even then its still evolution.
@cathyweiss Most were born that way naturally,Except the turtle which had something done to it when it was young) also the chicken at 3:06 is actually a kind of breed not a rare mutation. Also while the squitten or "Twisted Kitty" began as a natural mutation, people have been breeding them.
Unno those animals with extra limbs? Would it bother them having six legs because it might be uncomfortable write?? Or would it just be like a human having to arm's unno there part of u and they are useful???
the mutated tourtle with a red ring around the middle.. its something they strap around it wile it grows. so it grows more around it. like the japanese today. Puts boxes around the kittens so they grow like a square. inspired by the square machine shit where u feed your cat etc. its just sick and insane..
it suffered a rare mutation, try searching a article about. it's caught from a lake in USA (forgot where), and even it's researched by a geneticist. the specimen was stuffed in a museum.
Meh to the rest BUT that turtle looked like it had a metal ring around its body from birth, it grew around it liek a tree trunk would... else there wont be a reason why the shell wont take its normal round form [ like in nature everything does]
Meh to the rest BUT that turtle looked like it had a metal ring around its body from birth, it grew around it liek a tree trunk would... else there wont be a reason why the shell wont take its normal round form [ like in nature everything does]
I didn’t know where to begin so I'll narrow this down to two, those deformed ducks are geese for a start, normal ones too. Those hairy/mutated feathered chickens are just chickens, they breed them.
When you make one of these videos we all love, do a bit of research, its just embarrassing otherwise.
well, thx. i'm not an expert of these mutation or deformed animals, these pics can be real or fake (some have been proved to be real). i'll do more researches. it's a bit hard cos there are many pics out there with no evidences whether they are fake or real =)
@leoapp1223 There is plenty of evidence for the geese and the chickens. Lol. The chicken with the "mutated" feathers is a polish. That lovely silkie rooster at 3:40 appears to be partridge, and is quite normal. I have 11 silkies myself!
First one, again, is a Liger aka lion x tiger. Most 'ligers' dont live long enough to see their first birthday, and birth normally kills the mother as the cubs are bigger than what the mother SHOULD be giving birth to. They are a disgrace.
And also, there is a breed of cat called a Munchkin, that genetic has shorter legs. Some munchkins do have normal legs, but theyre almost like a daschund of the cats.
@tehlauteh You're right. Fish don't "mate" in the traditional sense of penis into vagina, but there are species which "join" together in order to spawn, such as the Mandarin fish:
"To spawn, a female joins the male, resting on his pelvic fin, and the pair rises slowly about three feet (one meter) above the coral reef. At the peak of their rise, a cloud of eggs and sperm is released."
These photos show a species which obviously swim cloaca-to-cloaca to spawn. They're not of the same flesh.
@devastationdefined =) I like the way you explained this, its very decriptive, XD maybe if people don't get it, because some people are to dumb to understand something like that, you can take it a step down for them and say reproduce.... >:D Thumbs up for this comment!!!!
Please read about squitten, a squitten is a cat with unusually short forelegs or unusually long hind legs that resembles a squirrel. It is an example of a cat body type genetic mutation. The word squitten is a portmanteau of the words squirrel and kitten.
I'm not sure but i saw a documentary on TV a few eyars ago, showing that giraffe with deformed mouth (I didn't know the same giraffe on that pic or not)
Mutation on squitten may cause radial hypoplasia (underdeveloped radius bones) or foreleg micromelia (small forelegs) and related conditions known as radial aplasia (absent radius bones), radial agenesis (failure of radius bones to form) that produces stunted forelegs.
@devastationdefined Yeah, the hairy chicken was a silky, I have four of them, their feathers lack barbs so the feathers appear to be hairy, so you are right about the chickens, but I saw the squitten thing on T.V. one time. Never heard that term used, but yeah they got some of those cats with the whole deformed leg thing just like op said, some people actually specifically breed them like that cuz they think it's cute but it hurts them, they have lower life span and decreased mobility, it's sad.
The black and white chicken is a chicken breed called the Polish. The specific one pictured is a Silver laced Polish. But you can find them in Buff, white crested black, Golden, Mottled Houdans (black) and Sultans (white) You wanna see a "strange" chicken? Look up Silkies. They are a Bantam (mini chicken) that looks like it has fur. They are lacking in the proteins that keep the fibers of the feather together, making it look like fur. I have had polish and I still have silkies.
@tpfastback I jjust finished watching and realized you have a silkie pictured. The brown "hairy" chicken is a silkie. Not mutat4ed by science but by selective breeding.
2:41 Is that horse roasted or something? The reason im saying that is because the horse looks dead, the body looks like its burnt, and the guy holding the horse is wearing a chef attire set... So the picture is fake? o.O
Deer have antlers not horns.The difference is antlers fall off after a while and grow back, whereas, horns don't fall off and just continue to grow. Please fix this.
To all the crackkkers. What is better: fucking a family member, animal or raping a toddler? yall need to stop that shit....white people are mutated black people lol
@ 2:22 the turtle was neither deformed, mutated, or geneticlly modified, it was just abused! They TIED something around it to make it like that! That ONLY qualifies as abuse, and believe it or not, that is painful to a turtle! Not to mention disgusting!
LMAO HAAHAHAHAHAH half of these are fake pics and the other half are regular deformities not genetically modified deformities. some are also animals caught during the middle of an awkward pose. btw 0:36 is a goose that has its skin hanging down its not a duck whoever made this vid is retarded haahahah
well, this video is part 2, most of these are deformed, and a few mutations (like Down syndrome tiger), but on part 1, you will find many genetically modified deformities (for example like glowing animals, created by Asian scientist, jellyfish fluorescence genes are inserted into animal embryo so they can glow in the dark).
2:41 - The horse was deformed because it was born in the area where the Chernobyl disaster took place. The radiation affected a pregnant mare, and she had this foal, who I believe was actually a still-born.
Everything was awesome except the giraffes. Everyone knows the first one just slept crooked one night, giving him a crick in his next. The other one talked too much smack and got his mouth relocated to the other side of his face.
the last 2 were not deformed in anyway. octopus can lose legs inorder to get away from pry and grow them back. And the parrot was just a stressed out bird and pulled out his feathers. not deformed just a feather plucker.
Tigers CAN NOT get get downs syndrome. and yes white tigers DO exist in the wild. it took me all of 20 seconds to do a wiki search to find that out. as far as the 'bulldog face" that has ben linked to poor diet rather than some sort of genetic abnormality or bizarre crossbreeding experiment. none of this was 'shopped" there was no need to, there are enough bizarre animals out there for a hundred of these videos most of these seem to be versions of a parasitic twin syndrome.
The tiger has down syndrome; the turtles have vitamin D deficiency syndrome; deers often grow weird and supernumerary horns; frogs chickens and fishes (like all other animals and humans) can have developmental diseases and fail in separation of siblings.
are just missing the red pigments. A lobster turns red when its cooked because only the red pigment can survive the extreme heat, the blue breaks down and disapears. And (I can't beleive so many people offered this as a resonable explanation) how exactly do you think a person would cook only half a lobster?
Alright, I've read a lot of stupid comments about that damn 2 coloured lobster. That picture is real. A lobster's natural colour is a combination of 3 pigments, red, blue, and yellow. When all three of these pigments are combined, the overall colour appears greyish. However, this lobster has a genetic mutation where it doesn't have the blue pigment on one side of ite body. This results in an orange colour, the combination of red and yellow. Exactly the same thing happens with blue lobsters, they
Just saying, the last pic, of the 'hairless parrot'.. well most parrots are hairless... they have feathers, but when they are under stress they do pluck their feathers.. the ones they can reach.. hence his head is still feathered. Big question is at 2.28.. is there a band around that tortoise? is that why he is deformed around his middle?
yes, but that lobster is not half-cooked ;). it's caught by a a fisherman in USA (i forgot where) and it's also tested and it's been proved as a rare mutation, causing 2 colors to appear on 1 body, the specimen is now stuffed in a museum
The chickens at 3:06 and 3:37 aren't mutated and they aren't rare, they're just different breeds. And the hairless/featherless parrot wasn't shaved ( for one thing, you can't shave birds, you pluck them), it has an autoimmune disease that acutally IS rare.
This vid is true. I've seen them before. The bird has a disesase tht's why it doesn't have any feathers and once featured in Animal Planet, The tiger is the cause of white tiger inbreed some sort of thing. deformity is most of the time NOT a beauty and not FUNNY!
Some of these are definately fake, but I still find the video interesting. Some, however, are definately real, such as the tiger, ducks, frog w/ multiple legs, squitten, and the hairless parrot. Cool video though! :)
@faces0 It's for real, man. The bird was once featured in Animal Planet. She has a disease that's why she doesn't have any. They thought that she will not live that long because of her disease but miraculously she did and i think she's still living up to now. Despite the looks of the bird, her caretakers love her so much 'coz she's cute, smart and i quote "A very sexy bird!". They made her the mascot of the place. I forgot what place it is but definitely America. :)
3:25
got ran over by bike there's an article on that
mcownagedapwnage 1 month ago
3:07 isnt a deformity?
mcownagedapwnage 1 month ago
@mcownagedapwnage Yeah isnt there a chicken that naturally looks like that?
TaBaTb248 1 month ago
whoever put the ring around the turtle at birth at 2:25 diserves to be shot
mcownagedapwnage 1 month ago
this is mutants
AntiSatanAndAdDajjal 1 month ago
The white tiger shown originally is actually a recessive trait that is specifically inbred for, but about half that are created all show that "squished" face phenotype. Unfortunately, most breeders will destroy these animals.
browningknife091 1 month ago
0:08 that is a downsyndrome tiger, the result of selective breeding to create white tigers. The majority of the litter have downsyndrome. So to keep the mystique alive of the magnificent white tiger in order to feed the market which won't see reality, the majority of the litter suffers and the retarded ones are sold to Eastern Europe.
FinancialSP 1 month ago
Sign, you're all idiots. Specially the guy that made the video. -_-
dannywithnoodles 2 months ago
@dannywithnoodles So assuming your an expert on genetics and zoological deformities, then explain why everyone here but you is an idiot with the video maker in particular.
IAMARATEL 2 months ago in playlist bizarre animals
@IAMARATEL Id rather save my time and not have to explain my self to people who wont even understand.
dannywithnoodles 2 months ago
@dannywithnoodles You know acting all superior without giving reason or evidence to your statement will not make anyone take you seriously. If you really don’t want to get into an conversation because you think it’s pointless that no one will understand you, why bother leaving a post calling everyone but you idiots without giving a reason why.
IAMARATEL 2 months ago
@IAMARATEL Shhhh, go to bed.
dannywithnoodles 2 months ago
The lobster suffers Chimerism, which is a pigment and genetic deformity. It's not all that rare in lobsters (which can also be found entirely blue because they only have three pigments in their shell; blue, red, and black.)
The chicken is a breed called a Polish. They're bred for the puff of feathers on their head, though the feathers tend to grow too deep, and end up killing the bird when plucked out by other, curious chickens.
Solloria 3 months ago
the lobster looks clearly half boiled
Zach11789 3 months ago
i want a squitten
FullBloodZombeh 3 months ago
cool pictures, shitty music choice...
mkelly290 3 months ago
where is wolverine, cyclops and storm?
AS474923 4 months ago
Did I read wrong or does it say chickens as well as humans can have horns?
If so... I WANT A HUNICORN :D
Karoltgreat 4 months ago
hairless parot:)
beccazoey 4 months ago
all of this goes to KFC meat factory!
godisbad2008 4 months ago
The baby foal really upset me :(
NatashaSharpe1 5 months ago
the tiger has downs. not a "deformed face"
Ko0lstuff 5 months ago
Unbelieveable..... no really, the siamese fish.. were a breeding pair of fish. The deformed ducks.....are perfectly normal geese, the hairy chicken is a silky. The chicken with a mutated feather is a polish chicken I believe. There wasn't anything wrong with the cat other than it was fat. The bird pulled it's own feathers out. Do a little research next time. You only had a few ligitimite photos.
KoRnifyable 5 months ago
In the description you put "real, rare feather mutation". Real, but VERY common. In fact, it's in the Standard of Perfection for those animals. Please do a little research, you kinda make yourself look... I'm not going to say it.
angeldoxie1 5 months ago
3:40 is not a mutated hairy chicken it is an actual recognized breed called the silkie
xavseevcev 5 months ago
3:10 is not a mutated chicken it is an actual recognized breed called the polish
xavseevcev 5 months ago
I laughed hard at the "chicken with mutated feathers". It's feathers aren't mutated. That would be the polish breed of chicken. Ask anyone that hardcore raises chickens and that's what they'll tell you.
GothPuppyGirl 5 months ago
@GothPuppyGirl I would also like to add that the "hairy chicken" is a Silkie. The 'hair' on a Silkie is really just super fine feathers. Both are natural and not a mutation of any kind. Frizzles look like someone curled their feathers, but that's a natural variation as well. These are genes that can be bred into other breeds almost spot on. There's also a breed called Turkens, or naked necks, that have no feathers on their necks. I raise chickens, I know. ;)
GothPuppyGirl 5 months ago
3:53 Parrots often do that to themselves or other parrots. It's incredibly sad, they often do it out of boredom or depression.
RectangularBird 5 months ago
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lady you really need to get your animals right there is a goose not duck and a swan not DUCK!!! plus that chicken did not have a feather problem THAT IS THE WAY THAT THEY WERE STICKEN BREAD!!! if you want to create these videos you should at leats get them right!!!!! >=(
KrisandraMunson 6 months ago
lady you really need to get your animals right there is a goose not duck and a swan not DUCK!!! plus that chicken did not have a feather problem THAT IS THE WAY THAT THEY WERE STICKEN BREAD!!! if you want to create these videos you should at leats get them right!!!!! >=(
KrisandraMunson 6 months ago
evolution ^_^
TheMystique00 6 months ago
fish are fake for sure. I think the lobster is also
ravescavenger 6 months ago
0:07 there are two possibilities for that "mutation", 1: that tiger bumped into a wall with its face, or 2: its a tiger-bulldog hybrid
epicfillerman 6 months ago
2:40 this horse was found in Chernobyl and it became deformed like that because of the famous nuclear explosion that happened there
TheFunGiver 6 months ago
those poor animals :{
1211subzero 7 months ago
Sorry for all the hate comments,some people can get pretty heartless,because they feel really powerful behind the computer,I'd bet over half wouldn't dare say this to your face.Enough of that,=) I don't wanna get hate comments,unless they dare inbox me them(please do inbox me if you wanna do hate comments towards me,I'd love them very much :D)I found the pic. very interesting for some, sad, and really O_o umm..I'd say keep up the works your putting in this because, you have more guts than others
umbreon217 7 months ago
you could add in the ear less rabbits, i heard it on the news, and also in my opinion its not always mutation or deformity but its evolution, unless its Siamese for example, but one horned dear, animals with "deformed" faces, or hairy chickens are signs of possible evolution unless they were genetically modified, but even then its still evolution.
DropDeadYoda 7 months ago
@leoapp1223 the horse looks like its baked/cooked is it real?pls reply
akahsham 7 months ago
The horse at 2:41 was at a slaughter house.....
sidorlaxkid 7 months ago
are theses real photos if so whats going on here humans fucking around with gods world not good they should keep out of that stuff
cathyweiss 7 months ago
@cathyweiss Most were born that way naturally,Except the turtle which had something done to it when it was young) also the chicken at 3:06 is actually a kind of breed not a rare mutation. Also while the squitten or "Twisted Kitty" began as a natural mutation, people have been breeding them.
IAMARATEL 6 months ago
2:23, its because of HUMANS its deformed
puffleissocute 8 months ago 3
@puffleissocute exactly..... poor turtle... humans have alot to answer for....
TheSugarmumma 7 months ago
1:17 that giraffe lived for 7 years.
swiftyuki 8 months ago
2:13 2 fishes that accidentally mated 4 ever
MrWintersun11 8 months ago
... well the six-legged pig is fake, obviously. theres another piggy under it, and the kid was holding it,
tristaarox 8 months ago
i saw that giraffe in the philly zoo
MrFlyinghellfish 8 months ago
the first one is called the Retarded lion.
MilkyStreets 8 months ago
@MilkyStreets its a retarded TIGER dont you see the strips?
BCRCfanVET 8 months ago
i think 2:25 is really sad and the owner was very cruel
beiberfever117 9 months ago
Unno those animals with extra limbs? Would it bother them having six legs because it might be uncomfortable write?? Or would it just be like a human having to arm's unno there part of u and they are useful???
Master0L0ng 9 months ago
wow, if you leave those animals int he wild then in a few million years there would be more species
zim7789 9 months ago
Just because you say, "real, very rare mutation -" in the description, doesn't prove anything.
TheNinja919 10 months ago
all the animals with deformed faces the truth is that CHUCK NORRIS hit em cos thats how he rolls!!!!
trippinaznboi 10 months ago
lol, hexopus
withoutanyknowledge 10 months ago
First bird is a domestic Graylag Goose. Second one is a Bewick's Swan.
spindalis79 11 months ago
@ThomasandFriends1100 the lobster might be death, but it could have been because it died when it was caught, not because it was cooked
Kyuudama0Kitsune 11 months ago
the mutated tourtle with a red ring around the middle.. its something they strap around it wile it grows. so it grows more around it. like the japanese today. Puts boxes around the kittens so they grow like a square. inspired by the square machine shit where u feed your cat etc. its just sick and insane..
nesral92xxx 11 months ago
That horse at 2:41 looks like the jersey devil
Whiptooth 11 months ago
This is horrible and very sad.
KazamaAsuka1 11 months ago
Se me hace grotesco. En el aspecto de que unos ahi los exhiben muertos
cexo123 1 year ago
@ThomasandFriends1100 lobsters aren't fish. They're crustaceans
MANYFLYGONZ 1 year ago
2:38 the dude with the deformed foal is gettin ready to cook it..chef's hat and all
onthecraic 1 year ago
its a bloody chineese goose and a frickin swan there not ducks
animalthesmurfkiller 1 year ago
try searching an article about it on google with keyword 'two-colored lobster' or 'two-toned lobster' =)
it's a rare genetic mutation
leoapp1223 1 year ago 3
2:50 half baked ? lobster get this color (orange) after beeing boiled.
Alkhoren 1 year ago 8
it suffered a rare mutation, try searching a article about. it's caught from a lake in USA (forgot where), and even it's researched by a geneticist. the specimen was stuffed in a museum.
leoapp1223 1 year ago
@leoapp1223 interesting, however it can get this color by boiling it was all i was saying.
Alkhoren 1 year ago
@Alkhoren If its from a lake and not for food why it has the snapper with phone number of restaraunt
TheMiamifuentes 1 year ago
Meh to the rest BUT that turtle looked like it had a metal ring around its body from birth, it grew around it liek a tree trunk would... else there wont be a reason why the shell wont take its normal round form [ like in nature everything does]
Hahaha I jsut read the description, Doh :P
TheBBoyJmE 1 year ago
@TheBBoyJmE poor thing can never sleep like a normal turtle
TheMiamifuentes 1 year ago
Meh to the rest BUT that turtle looked like it had a metal ring around its body from birth, it grew around it liek a tree trunk would... else there wont be a reason why the shell wont take its normal round form [ like in nature everything does]
TheBBoyJmE 1 year ago
the guy with the baby foal had a freakin chefs hat on wat going on there?
Heatherr90 1 year ago
2:39 i think that the guy killed the poor foal i mean he was in a butcher suit thumbs up if u agree
meadowluv 1 year ago
Facepalm!
I didn’t know where to begin so I'll narrow this down to two, those deformed ducks are geese for a start, normal ones too. Those hairy/mutated feathered chickens are just chickens, they breed them.
When you make one of these videos we all love, do a bit of research, its just embarrassing otherwise.
Drinapropriatetouch 1 year ago
well, thx. i'm not an expert of these mutation or deformed animals, these pics can be real or fake (some have been proved to be real). i'll do more researches. it's a bit hard cos there are many pics out there with no evidences whether they are fake or real =)
leoapp1223 1 year ago 5
@leoapp1223 There is plenty of evidence for the geese and the chickens. Lol. The chicken with the "mutated" feathers is a polish. That lovely silkie rooster at 3:40 appears to be partridge, and is quite normal. I have 11 silkies myself!
angeldoxie1 5 months ago
First one, again, is a Liger aka lion x tiger. Most 'ligers' dont live long enough to see their first birthday, and birth normally kills the mother as the cubs are bigger than what the mother SHOULD be giving birth to. They are a disgrace.
0.37 - its obviously regurgitating a fish
2:49 just looks like its been cooked on one side.
And also, there is a breed of cat called a Munchkin, that genetic has shorter legs. Some munchkins do have normal legs, but theyre almost like a daschund of the cats.
ShazzyxAus 1 year ago
@tehlauteh You're right. Fish don't "mate" in the traditional sense of penis into vagina, but there are species which "join" together in order to spawn, such as the Mandarin fish:
"To spawn, a female joins the male, resting on his pelvic fin, and the pair rises slowly about three feet (one meter) above the coral reef. At the peak of their rise, a cloud of eggs and sperm is released."
These photos show a species which obviously swim cloaca-to-cloaca to spawn. They're not of the same flesh.
devastationdefined 1 year ago
@devastationdefined =) I like the way you explained this, its very decriptive, XD maybe if people don't get it, because some people are to dumb to understand something like that, you can take it a step down for them and say reproduce.... >:D Thumbs up for this comment!!!!
umbreon217 7 months ago
fake
jooonatko 1 year ago
u r retarded it is a goose
skateranthonyS117 1 year ago
yes, sorry, it's a goose ;p
leoapp1223 1 year ago
*facepalm*
Those fish aren't twins, they're mating.
The giraffe-mouth and gembock pics are so clearly photoshopped it hurts.
It's entirely plausible the "deformed duck head" is how it's supposed to be.
The squitten is just a fat cat.
Hairy chickens exist. There's many species of chickens out there.
Octopus can lose arms. Not a huge deal. They'll grow back.
Kay? Awesome.
devastationdefined 1 year ago 3
Please read about squitten, a squitten is a cat with unusually short forelegs or unusually long hind legs that resembles a squirrel. It is an example of a cat body type genetic mutation. The word squitten is a portmanteau of the words squirrel and kitten.
I'm not sure but i saw a documentary on TV a few eyars ago, showing that giraffe with deformed mouth (I didn't know the same giraffe on that pic or not)
leoapp1223 1 year ago
Mutation on squitten may cause radial hypoplasia (underdeveloped radius bones) or foreleg micromelia (small forelegs) and related conditions known as radial aplasia (absent radius bones), radial agenesis (failure of radius bones to form) that produces stunted forelegs.
leoapp1223 1 year ago
@devastationdefined facepal,fishes dont mate...
TehLauteh 1 year ago
@devastationdefined Yeah, the hairy chicken was a silky, I have four of them, their feathers lack barbs so the feathers appear to be hairy, so you are right about the chickens, but I saw the squitten thing on T.V. one time. Never heard that term used, but yeah they got some of those cats with the whole deformed leg thing just like op said, some people actually specifically breed them like that cuz they think it's cute but it hurts them, they have lower life span and decreased mobility, it's sad.
711nong 5 months ago
Some of these animals are beautiful :))
kennlegirl 1 year ago
I like the siamese turtle twins
Sanghoma 1 year ago
Also the "6 Legged Octopus" is actually in the squid/cuddlefish family. Please edit. Thanks.
shyboy3400 1 year ago
Those fish are called sickles and the are spawning(mating). Please edit it on your description. Thanks.
shyboy3400 1 year ago
2:07 is just the fishes reflection... these are so stupid
Em0Dudee21 1 year ago
actually fish siamese twin is not that rare.
leoapp1223 1 year ago
@leoapp1223 i didn't say it wasn't, but that pic is fake, don't you agree?
Em0Dudee21 1 year ago
yes, the pic can be fake, can be real. but Siamese fish have been proved to exist
leoapp1223 1 year ago
lol who has time to compile all these pictures and add gorillaz - feel good inc hahahahaq
Rockylols 1 year ago
The black and white chicken is a chicken breed called the Polish. The specific one pictured is a Silver laced Polish. But you can find them in Buff, white crested black, Golden, Mottled Houdans (black) and Sultans (white) You wanna see a "strange" chicken? Look up Silkies. They are a Bantam (mini chicken) that looks like it has fur. They are lacking in the proteins that keep the fibers of the feather together, making it look like fur. I have had polish and I still have silkies.
tpfastback 1 year ago
@tpfastback I jjust finished watching and realized you have a silkie pictured. The brown "hairy" chicken is a silkie. Not mutat4ed by science but by selective breeding.
tpfastback 1 year ago
2:41 Is that horse roasted or something? The reason im saying that is because the horse looks dead, the body looks like its burnt, and the guy holding the horse is wearing a chef attire set... So the picture is fake? o.O
joshuachan56 1 year ago
the horse was deformed because it was born in the area where the Chernobyl disaster took place. ( radiation disaster)
leoapp1223 1 year ago
@joshuachan56 it looks like he is about to kill the horse
Gracesvideos123 1 year ago
@joshuachan56 no it looks like it's jut been born and still covered in mucus
Sanghoma 1 year ago
Deer have antlers not horns.The difference is antlers fall off after a while and grow back, whereas, horns don't fall off and just continue to grow. Please fix this.
tayloresmom 1 year ago
thx for your correction about horn and antler ; )
leoapp1223 1 year ago
the siamese twin turtle was adorable!!! :O
crazyanimegrl1 1 year ago
Wait a minute! Who the heck decided to put that ring on the turtle's body? That's cruel...
SolarEclipse1897 1 year ago
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To all the crackkkers. What is better: fucking a family member, animal or raping a toddler? yall need to stop that shit....white people are mutated black people lol
farria25 1 year ago
@ 2:22 the turtle was neither deformed, mutated, or geneticlly modified, it was just abused! They TIED something around it to make it like that! That ONLY qualifies as abuse, and believe it or not, that is painful to a turtle! Not to mention disgusting!
tatsumafan888 1 year ago
Oh wow that frog with modified leg(s) O__O we are doomed i tellsya
squeakster180 1 year ago
Creepy
goldthylacine 1 year ago
LMAO HAAHAHAHAHAH half of these are fake pics and the other half are regular deformities not genetically modified deformities. some are also animals caught during the middle of an awkward pose. btw 0:36 is a goose that has its skin hanging down its not a duck whoever made this vid is retarded haahahah
OriOpu1 1 year ago
well, this video is part 2, most of these are deformed, and a few mutations (like Down syndrome tiger), but on part 1, you will find many genetically modified deformities (for example like glowing animals, created by Asian scientist, jellyfish fluorescence genes are inserted into animal embryo so they can glow in the dark).
leoapp1223 1 year ago
cool lobster
THEORIGINALPIEMAN 1 year ago
Poor baby horse! It looks like it got fried up or something like that!
crazyponygirl 1 year ago
@crazyponygirl The poor thing, I agree... Was it born dead? I mean, it doesn't look like it is alive anymore...
SolarEclipse1897 1 year ago
love this song!!
themusiclydrunken 1 year ago
1:52 that looks awesome
lwin300 1 year ago
2:41 - The horse was deformed because it was born in the area where the Chernobyl disaster took place. The radiation affected a pregnant mare, and she had this foal, who I believe was actually a still-born.
CyraUK 1 year ago
2:14 FAKE!
They just making new kids :3
The squittenis fake...
many cats can stay like that -_- even my cat =D
TheBloodyFreak 1 year ago
Aww, a lot of them are still cute. :(
Melina2134 1 year ago
Everything was awesome except the giraffes. Everyone knows the first one just slept crooked one night, giving him a crick in his next. The other one talked too much smack and got his mouth relocated to the other side of his face.
sarahaudrey03 1 year ago
no ducks GOOSE
TheBadbloke 1 year ago
the last 2 were not deformed in anyway. octopus can lose legs inorder to get away from pry and grow them back. And the parrot was just a stressed out bird and pulled out his feathers. not deformed just a feather plucker.
The rest of the video very interesting.
devynthegreat04 1 year ago
2:17 Don't u make funny of that fish!!!..they are not twins.........just leave them alone..ur just jealous u can't have SEX!!!!...joke.... =)
galgia12345 1 year ago
0:32 I SAW THE *HORNY CHICKEN!!!* Oh NO!..he must be keep in prison or else...he'll rape us all!!!!!!!!!!!!
galgia12345 1 year ago
theres a deer behind the other deer
milkyway322 1 year ago
lol when i saw the parrot said hairless
Jarrettino 1 year ago
lol when i saw the parrot i said to my self hairless parrot
Jarrettino 1 year ago
the gemsbok also only has one leg? at 1:54
RuleOfDeath 1 year ago
Tigers CAN NOT get get downs syndrome. and yes white tigers DO exist in the wild. it took me all of 20 seconds to do a wiki search to find that out. as far as the 'bulldog face" that has ben linked to poor diet rather than some sort of genetic abnormality or bizarre crossbreeding experiment. none of this was 'shopped" there was no need to, there are enough bizarre animals out there for a hundred of these videos most of these seem to be versions of a parasitic twin syndrome.
guitar8815 1 year ago
lol,0:42 it's a evil duck
sporemaster122 1 year ago
the lobster was caught in the gulf!
MYCAHONAS 1 year ago
siamese twin fish isnt siamese twin becuz fishes descend from eggs the only way is if 2 fishes were formed together by nearby waste
calibear1011 1 year ago
@calibear1011 The eggs can probably morph together, how do you think siamese babies are born?
Cynicide2 1 year ago
The one you called a duck was a swan with normal head, not deformed
wieslawl59 1 year ago
TV de la Buena (HHyCCSS-2009).... search and enter please!!!
caquitotaful 1 year ago
The tiger has down syndrome; the turtles have vitamin D deficiency syndrome; deers often grow weird and supernumerary horns; frogs chickens and fishes (like all other animals and humans) can have developmental diseases and fail in separation of siblings.
707ALBS 1 year ago
Parrots dont have hair.. how can it be 'hairless parrot'? :L
KatieeAndSophiee 1 year ago
featherless parrot
leoapp1223 1 year ago
@leoapp1223
The parrot isn't deformed feather loss is caused by stress or other skin conditions. .
JamesThWilliams 1 year ago
@KatieeAndSophiee you know when that pic first popped up i thought hairless so stfu lol :D
cSHUTCHOMOUF 1 year ago
@cSHUTCHOMOUF Well parrots dont have hair do they? tard.
KatieeAndSophiee 1 year ago
@KatieeAndSophiee I think you need some "hairless eyes".
TooManySnakes 1 year ago
@TooManySnakes what? that doesn't even make sence
KatieeAndSophiee 1 year ago
OMG AT THE SQUITTEN! <3
DaftGirlSeaSea 1 year ago
at the last picture
PAROTS DON"T HAVE FREAKING HAIR THE HAVE FEATHERS !!!
bob5589 1 year ago
They are not ducks, they are geese, dummy.
louisebakalik 1 year ago
are just missing the red pigments. A lobster turns red when its cooked because only the red pigment can survive the extreme heat, the blue breaks down and disapears. And (I can't beleive so many people offered this as a resonable explanation) how exactly do you think a person would cook only half a lobster?
321AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 1 year ago
Alright, I've read a lot of stupid comments about that damn 2 coloured lobster. That picture is real. A lobster's natural colour is a combination of 3 pigments, red, blue, and yellow. When all three of these pigments are combined, the overall colour appears greyish. However, this lobster has a genetic mutation where it doesn't have the blue pigment on one side of ite body. This results in an orange colour, the combination of red and yellow. Exactly the same thing happens with blue lobsters, they
321AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 1 year ago
Just saying, the last pic, of the 'hairless parrot'.. well most parrots are hairless... they have feathers, but when they are under stress they do pluck their feathers.. the ones they can reach.. hence his head is still feathered. Big question is at 2.28.. is there a band around that tortoise? is that why he is deformed around his middle?
doctortwyla 1 year ago
2:42 XD the jersey devl! lol
WOLFnTIGGER 1 year ago
hmm, dont lobsters turn red when you cook them? dumb
studog4000 1 year ago
yes, but that lobster is not half-cooked ;). it's caught by a a fisherman in USA (i forgot where) and it's also tested and it's been proved as a rare mutation, causing 2 colors to appear on 1 body, the specimen is now stuffed in a museum
leoapp1223 1 year ago
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The chickens at 3:06 and 3:37 aren't mutated and they aren't rare, they're just different breeds. And the hairless/featherless parrot wasn't shaved ( for one thing, you can't shave birds, you pluck them), it has an autoimmune disease that acutally IS rare.
17supernoob 1 year ago
the two colored lobster is a genetic mutation and it was half male and half female. Blue was female and the red side was male.
cutecristie 1 year ago
heya
waleyism 1 year ago
ive seen a dick with 2 eggs
hellllzz 1 year ago
@hellllzz is that a typo or are u tryin to be funny.... but if u r im sure you've seen a shitload
cSHUTCHOMOUF 1 year ago
how is this shit usefull?
R8Y3RCRVFT3R 1 year ago
my dog was like the first :(
gabpoitra 1 year ago
THERE CALLED ANTLERS NOT HORNS, that was pissing me off
CHOSENMARINE 1 year ago
Why does anmak with human head have to be on every video! It's annoying!
bluehorse1214 1 year ago
2 colored lobster lmfao they go orange when cooked so its been cooked once side and has not the other simple.
mcwad343 1 year ago
@mcwad343 it says it isnt jackass
ilikekookies2 1 year ago
3:48 hexopus hahaha xD
o0oIKUTO0o0 1 year ago
thats no chicken its a dragon
hawkaga 1 year ago
The three horned deer and two colored lobster look awesome
MamaLuigiXYZ 1 year ago
This vid is true. I've seen them before. The bird has a disesase tht's why it doesn't have any feathers and once featured in Animal Planet, The tiger is the cause of white tiger inbreed some sort of thing. deformity is most of the time NOT a beauty and not FUNNY!
Hythymism10 1 year ago
bullshit
samudioooo 1 year ago
0:25 i got me a one point buck! xD
CanaanIsSnazy 1 year ago
Some of these are definately fake, but I still find the video interesting. Some, however, are definately real, such as the tiger, ducks, frog w/ multiple legs, squitten, and the hairless parrot. Cool video though! :)
ShadowWolfWarrior4 1 year ago
2:29 butt buddies xD
ThePainCakez 1 year ago
wouldnt the gemsbok die? cause i have a feeling it wouldnt be able to eat eith the horn like that???
HolyinHell5 1 year ago
not to be mean or anyything buy most of the deformed animals come from japan or china like what ever they are doing to the animals is weird
RedForestPaintball 1 year ago
@RedForestPaintball They aren't doing anything to the animals :P most of them just have dieseses or the pictures are fake.
ShadowWolfWarrior4 1 year ago
HAIRLESS PARROT THATS INSANE!!! oh wait they normally have feathers anyway
faces0 1 year ago
@faces0 It's for real, man. The bird was once featured in Animal Planet. She has a disease that's why she doesn't have any. They thought that she will not live that long because of her disease but miraculously she did and i think she's still living up to now. Despite the looks of the bird, her caretakers love her so much 'coz she's cute, smart and i quote "A very sexy bird!". They made her the mascot of the place. I forgot what place it is but definitely America. :)
Hythymism10 1 year ago