Ornithologist Jamie Hill had a one in a million bird encounter: A cardinal half male, half female!
A rare genetic disorder called bilateral gynandromorphism splits a creature perfectly in half.
One side is male and one side is female.
You will find here a series of pictures of different animals with this extremely rare condition.
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Wonder what caused this genetic disorder?
I think we have a lot in humans too 🙂
Hehehe— yeah, our country is a freakshow. People insulting God, and acting like perverts. Then they teach kids it is ok to be a pervert.
Crazy