3/24/2006: Six-legged lamb

This six-legged lamb is one-day old; at the time of the photo, a vet had recommended removing two of the limbs if the lamb made it to one week old, but there's no further information on the current status of the beast.

Extra leg o' lamb just in time for Easter. (you thought it too. stop pretending you're better than I)

I dunno. Doesn't look like a lot of meat on that one.

Apparently, the government's secret animal breeding projects are going as planned. Next comes the Giraffoceros. :lol:

All these freaky animal accidents... Apocalypse Now!

Bet he runs extra fast

I had to check the calendar to make sure it was Friday.

mmmm does anyone have some mint jelly:yum:

baaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaad!

Artiodacta Arachnida...cool.

Too bad it wasn't a baby calf, I'd have to say "Vealy good!" :yum:

I can't helpbut wonder if it survives, what kind of life will he have and what will they do with him.

Very odd. And interesting.

capnhowdy wrote:

I can't helpbut wonder if it survives, what kind of life will he have and what will they do with him.

if the other dwellars don't eat him first...

just another roadside attraction!

I thought when they cloned something it is supposed to be like ......er...separate. ;)

i wanna see video of how he moves--does he have mobility in all of the legs, can he move them all independently? baby goats and lambs are so ridiculously adorable when they're little and kicking up their heels and running and jumping all over!! i'm going looking for video.....

Mmmmm, lambsect.

They should watch out for that one. He's already "devoured" his own wombmate. Or most of him, anyway.

Mmmmm... quadropus. When's lunch?

Which leaky nuclear power station, is this farm located near?? :rolleyes:

Looks to me, suspiciously like that Russian favorite .. Chernobyl Lamb .. :D

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/03/0317_060317_two_headed.html

Now they found another freak of nature, a two headed turtle!

I think it's in the water!