r/interestingasfuck Jul 21 '21

Chicken with genetic defect /r/ALL

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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/teopnex Jul 21 '21

Do you want dinosaurs? Because that's how you get dinosaurs!

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u/MythiC009 Jul 21 '21

We already have dinosaurs, technically. But with that mutation, we’d have even better dinosaurs.

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u/dumpsterbabytears Jul 21 '21

We spared no expense

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u/mstrblueskys Jul 22 '21

Yeah! Mammals!