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xoxoxoBruce Friday Nov 18 09:28 PM |
Nov 19th, 2016: Two Headed Shark From National Geographic... Gravdigr Saturday Nov 19 12:33 AM Saw thread title... Snakeadelic Saturday Nov 19 08:20 AM These have been cropping up more and more! Most are blue sharks, which is thought to be due to the large number of eggs (50+) each female produces each breeding season. Whether the cause of the two-headed babies is genetic or environmental is under both debate and study worldwide. Recently, a scientist working with one of the small shark species noticed a conjoined/malformed embryo inside an egg case (most of them are called mermaid's purses, and there are some WEIRD shapes), the first time one had been found in a species that produces encased eggs. Also real: the albino cyclops shark embryo: http://tinyurl.com/zgbgyq3 found in a dusky shark several years ago off the Mexican coast. BigV Saturday Nov 19 11:46 AM As a youth I had pet snakes. One of them produced several babies, one of which had two heads. xoxoxoBruce Friday Nov 25 06:15 PM Yeah, snakes... BigV Saturday Nov 26 08:32 PM 'zactly, but more anaconda-y Gravdigr Saturday Nov 26 11:21 PM I have had it with these---eh, you know where I'm going.
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