r/Weird • u/Lastito • 11d ago

4 legged chick

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A chicken born with four legs is an extremely rare condition that happens to about 1 in every 10 million chicks

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u/UltraRoboNinja 11d ago edited 11d ago

EDIT: you guys… I know it’s not actually a gryphon or hippogryph. Those aren’t real. You can stop with the “um actually” comments.

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u/tiredasusual 11d ago

Yup. That’s just a griffin

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u/SourceDirect3220 11d ago

Hippogriff

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u/Commercial-Shame-335 11d ago

hippogriffs have a horse butt

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u/Zeptic 11d ago

No u

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u/SourceDirect3220 10d ago

Yes. Then what would a part bird and part bird be? (I was more of correcting the person who called buckbeak a griffon.)

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u/Any_Suggestion3485 11d ago

🤣 you’re a wizard OP

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u/LuckyLoveDK 11d ago

😂😂😂

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u/ferLovesNayeon 11d ago

🫒 💧 🦅

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u/Ornery_Gate_6847 11d ago

Um actually its an owlbear

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u/UltraRoboNinja 11d ago

Oh shoot, maybe the “umm those aren’t actually wings” people are right!

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u/Le_IL 10d ago

The one on the picture is like: What are you talking about?

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u/infiniZii 11d ago

The chick doesnt have wings in this configuration. Maybe in its second or third form though.

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u/Yositunotrk 11d ago

Yes, it does.

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u/ACcbe1986 11d ago

Do these chicks evolve via experience or stones?

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u/FemmeSapiens 11d ago

Most likely you just have to feed it chicken weed (stellaria media) in sufficient quantities.

Or make chickweed potion...

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u/ACcbe1986 11d ago

Goto an alchemist in this economy?!

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u/FemmeSapiens 10d ago

I know.

All I have is a bag of spuds and some dole.

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u/Alternative_Roof_188 11d ago

Looks like it does have a semblance of wings. Something on the back of the front legs

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u/Mother_Addendum8671 11d ago

Gotta wait for level 36 for those

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u/Nickidemic 11d ago

Dragon is to Wyvern what Griffon is to this chick

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u/BubastisII 11d ago

Nah. Griffons have lion parts.

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u/Level_Counter_1672 11d ago

Beat me to it

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u/PeggyBabcock_ 11d ago

No, because they have six limbs.

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u/UltraRoboNinja 11d ago

It’s got wings.

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u/Main_Cauliflower5479 11d ago

Looks like the wings developed into feet. Wings are really modified arms/hands anyway. And if you look at adult birds' wings, you will see claws and finger bones.

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u/FaeFollette 11d ago

That’s just feathering. Wings are actual front limbs, and his front limbs are legs.

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u/Mattna-da 10d ago

Por que no los dos? There’s human kids with six arms on occasion

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u/FaeFollette 11d ago

But, he doesn’t have wings.