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Strange deer

Just my opinion but I think alot more imbreeding will be taking place. Alot of wooded areas and thickets are being dozed in do to high crop prices. In the last 20 years in my area has changed dramatically. I dont like to see it but I dont own the land either.
 
Walked into a restarant in DC, there was a man with 4 arms eating dinner.
Two regular arms, two more that came up from behind his shoulder blade area that were thinner and shorter.
Also there was a family where some had six fingers on each hand... and cats with 4 legs, but double feet on the front

Almost anything is possible...
 
It"s called a parasitic twin. The same process results in conjoined or Siamese twins in humans - in this one the twin is onlt partially formed. It happens in all mammals.
 
It's called a parasitic twin. The same process results in conjoined or Siamese twins in humans - in this one the twin is onlt partially formed. It happens in all mammals.
 
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