- Glow in the Dark Cat
- Y’know those movies where evil scientists are testing crazy drugs on people and they somehow gain superpowers? Well this that but for cats.
- Sometime around 2010 scientists inserted jellyfish genes into cat embryos and were successfully at merging the two. The specific jellyfish genes were the ones that produce fluorescent proteins that glow in the dark. Weird thing to do but okay.
- Turns out the whole reason to do this was to test how successfully they could alter the cat’s DNA in order to test treatments for various diseases like AIDS.
- Monkey Pig
- Some things just cannot be unseen and this Pig monkey thing is one of them.
- You might have seen this a little earlier in the year when it went viral. The Cuban born piglet caused bafflement with locals, having what appeared to be the face of a monkey. Vets who saw the poor pig deemed it just an unfortunate congenital defect, meaning no…a monkey did not have sex with a pig.
- The piglet died after only just 4 days alive, again due to the strange mutation it suffered. A lot of people believe the mutation was caused by chemical pollution in the area. Whatever chemical can do that needs to be stopped…somebody think of the piglets!
- Three Headed Frog
- If living with two heads is strange than you bet that three heads is just god-damn freaky.
- Found in the UK in 2004, this unfortunate looking three headed frog made headlines across the globe. Most outlets started blaming pollution for creating the three headed, six legged monstrosity. The kids who found it named it “Froggy” but the teacher preferred “the good, the bad and the ugly”. Hell this is all ugly.
- No one really seemed to have an explanation for the mutation, some skeptics however believed it was three separate frogs that had fused due to a well-documented mating process called multiple amplexus. Which in all honesty is probably a much more nightmarish explanation.
- Cyclops Cat
- Seriously at this point we have enough mutant cats to form a god-damn X men team and this guy would be the leader.
- Cyclops cat though can’t shoot lasers out of its eye. The one eyed Bengal kitten went viral when a video of its birth was posted online. It shocked both the owner and the veterinarian, as you would expect.
- Unfortunately the kitten (named Cleyed) was actually already dead in the video. See as well as missing a second eye, Cleyed was also missing a nose meaning the poor little guy suffocated shortly after exiting the womb. Rest in Peace Cleyed, leader of the X-Cats.
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