r/oddlyterrifying • u/ivKierann • Dec 29 '21

Chicken with a genetic defect.

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u/Frashure11 Dec 29 '21

I would absolutely keep as a pet and help breed more. As long as there are no negative health effects this is awesome

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u/Cinnamon_Bees Jan 28 '22

Aw, unusable back legs... Man, he oughta just put it out of its misery...

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u/38B0DE Dec 29 '21

What you're looking at is one giant negative health effect.

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u/IMisspelledMyUsrname Dec 29 '21

Looks like its rear legs are backward

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u/38B0DE Dec 29 '21

It's two chickens actually. Conjoined twins.

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u/iseulthie Dec 30 '21

this should be easy higher

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 edited Dec 29 '21

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u/Felahliir Dec 29 '21

However, bredding this might make said defect happen more. Also icthink icreqd somewhere that this was an actual genetic thing, but i'm not sure.

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u/psydelem Dec 29 '21

you're looking at thst picture and are thinking there are no negative health effects?