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Chinese boy with glowing eyes can see in the dark

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This news footage for the UK but from China appears to show a young boy with very strange eyes. It’s not just that they are blue (like a Westerner, says the reporter) but that they seem to reflect light back like cat eyes. The boy has amazed the medical community because it appears as if he can see in the dark.

Take a look at the video below and let us know what you think. Is this real? A mutation? Evolution?

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This would not be the first time someone with superhero-like powers being “found” so we should be cautious of this video. Don’t you think?

Can he really see in the dark?

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Triclops pig with two snouts

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In the Fuijan Province of China a pig with two snouts and a strange third eye in the middle of her head as been born. It was the 5th pig in the litter.

The piglet wasn’t able to take the breast milk of its mother but was rescued by the farmer Xiao Jintu. Xiao now plans to raise the pig as a pet.

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Do you think we’re having more mutant animal births than ever before? Are we just hearing about them more often?

Source Obvious Winner via The Metro.

Blue lobster catch is one in a four million fluke

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This blue lobster is real. It’s a rare genetic mutation that scientists think may occur in one in every four million lobsters.

This blue lobster was caught in the fishing waters of Prince Edward Island in the Canadian Atlantic province.

It was caught by a fisherman, Blair Doucette, who has move then 30 years experience and has never seen the like. The last report of a blue lobster being caught near Prince Edward Island was in 2009.

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What do you think? Is the photograph a fake or do you think that live lobsters can naturally be born, or become blue? Is this evolution?

Via CBC.ca.

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