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Transgenic Animals This video explains- -What are Transgenic Animals -Methods of Transgenic Animal - Genetic Modification of Animals - Retrovirus-Mediated Gene Transfer - Examples of Transgenic Animals - Application of Transgenic Animals -National Mission to improve animal breeds in India - National Livestock Mission - Andhra Pradesh Livestock Development Agency -Model Questions #TransgenicAnimals #Meaning #Definition #Gnomes #DNA #GeneticModification #GeneEditing #Genetics #RetrovirusMediatedGeneTransfer #LivestockManagement #AnimalHusbandry #Agriculture #NationalLivestockMission #AndhraPradeshLivestockMission #ExamplesofTransgenicAnimals #IndianBreeds #MethodsofTransgenicAnimals

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TOP 5 Animals With Extra Body Parts

5. Piglet Born With 6 Legs And 8 Feet This little piggy went to the market and this little piggy had 6 legs and 8 feet! Sorry… moving on… In the Sichuan province of China, on August 2nd 2014, this piglet was born along with seven others. But what is most unusual about this piglet is the fact that it possesses an extra pair of legs emanating from under its belly. The extra limbs protruding from the piglet’s belly do not seem to hinder the piglet’s mobility. The owner of the piglet, Mr. Tang plans on giving the animal a long and happy life.

4. Dog Born With 2 Noses Belgian Shephard dog, Snuffles was born with a rare congenital defect on his nose, giving him the appearance of having two noses. As a result, Snuffles has four nostrils that can move independently of each other. This condition has made it difficult for the Belgian Shephard dog to find a home as he has been re-homed 4 times by the age of 5 months. Thankfully, in 2014 Snuffles was able to find a home in Scotland after offers flooded in from around the globe. I guess you could say that finally the smell of sweet success, in this case, a double smell of success for Snuffles.

3. Lamb Born With 5 Legs A lamb by the name of Jake was born in Rhiwlas Farm in Powys, Wales. Despite its condition, the lamb appears to be healthy and active, according to farmer, Bethan Davies, and has full control over all his limbs. A very rare and extraordinary occasion in Wales that only occurred in April 2015.

2. Cat With 4 Extra Digits This incredible feline by the name of Cravendale, has the ability to climb and pick up objects just like a human would, as a result of its 4 extra digits. Cats usually have 18 toes on their paws but this remarkable rescue cat oddly has 22. Cravendale has extra digits due to a genetic condition known as polydactylism meaning he has two ‘thumbs’, as you would, in the front and two at the back. If you ever find yourself adopting this cat, just make sure to lock your cupboards.

1. Calf With Two Heads A two-headed calf was born in a remote village in Peru leading the villagers to think whether this was a good or bad omen from God. The calf’s two heads are fully deformed with two noses, two sets of eyes and two mouths. Despite its incredible appearance, the animal unfortunately is unable to sustain itself as the heads are so heavy to lift let alone stand up and so the farmer of the village has to feed the young calf milk by bottle.

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TOP 8 Bizarre Genetically Mutated Animals

8. The Cyclops Kitten Unfortunately this is a bit of a sad story. The cyclops kitten known as “Cleyed” was delivered in a veterinarian hospital when the mother was showing complications during birth. Cleyed was the second kitten born in the litter and emerged from its mother with only one large eye and an absent nose. The kitten died shortly after birth, but the clips of the kitten’s short live went viral on the internet.

7. Transparent Goldfish These transparent fish are another instance of genetic tampering on the part of scientists. Of course there is a rhyme and reason to these fish. No one was just trying to see if they could achieve clear skin for cosmetic purposes.

6. The Real-Life Blinky In a strange instance of life imitating art, here we have a real-life genetic mutation that was the pulled right out of an episode of the Simpson, in which Bart catches a three-eyed fish dubbed “Blinky” in the waters surrounding the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. A scandal ensues.

5. Pro-Wrestling Pooch This condition is a genetic abnormality that creates a lack of Myostatin protein or disallows Myostatin to be produced at sufficient levels. The result is an abnormally huge muscular structure known as “double muscling”. The condition has been seen in humans, cattle, and the whippet breed of dog in particular.

4. The Purple Squirrel There have actually been a small number of purple squirrel sightings all over the world. The occurrence of genetic color mutations isn’t unheard of so there is the possibility of this phenomenon being genetic. Admittedly, there is also the possibility that these squirrel sightings are just a number of squirrels that happened to become dyed by human means or the squirrel getting into something that would dye its fur.

3. Transparent Frogs These transparent frogs were created in Hiroshima laboratories for the very same reason as the transparent goldfish. These interesting little critters aren’t just to be used as alternatives to dissection; since more organs can be seen, and since their bodies are more complicated, observations can be made while the animal is alive, and in motion as well.

2. Blue Lobsters These blue lobsters are extremely rare, but not altogether unheard of. There is about a 1 in 2 million chance that a lobster will be blue. In fact, there are other variations that are even rarer. Some lobsters have been found with two colors split down the middle, and a yellow lobster only has a 1 in 30 million chance of being produced.

1. Two-Faced Cat This two-faced cat (or cats?) is known as Franky and Louie. The cat is the result of absorbing another member of the litter in the womb. While animals born this way usually don’t live long due to a number of problems like cleft palates and pneumonia that are associated with the mutation, Franky and Louie seemed to have avoided the side-effects and have lived a long and full life together.

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