r/interestingasfuck Jul 21 '21

Chicken with genetic defect /r/ALL

https://i.redd.it/98g39eh4pjc71.jpg
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u/Punishbot01 Jul 21 '21

It's a griffin

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u/Gilgameshbrah Jul 21 '21

It's evolving to its next natural stage.

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u/Walouisi Jul 21 '21

In a sense, you aren't wrong. Evolution is mutations + natural selection. Most don't, but if this one conferred a reproductive advantage, you could get a burgeoning population of quadruped chickens.

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u/jerrytjohn Jul 21 '21

I would breed the fuck outta this chicken. More legs = profit. Humans knowing that is a definite evolutionary advantage.

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u/Fog_Juice Jul 22 '21

Less breasts and wings = less profits

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u/Pussychewer69 Jul 21 '21

Yes me too i partake in the rough breedings of birds.

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u/stinkysocksincloset Jul 21 '21

Based off your username I wouldn't believe a single word you utter.