I love gynandromorph's I love the science behind how it happens. I have a whole section of pictures of them.pic.twitter.com/lb9Z0d3gIg
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That peacock/peahen is amazing!
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Peacock gynandromorph's are some of my favorite they are so beautiful. Since females are white and males are blue and green.pic.twitter.com/jn7tuRy8Bn
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Actually, that's a piebald (patchy pigmentation) peacock. Peahens are brown, not white (unless they're albino).
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*TERF minds breaking*
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I know this was a joke but I love how only a few hours later you get a response from an unreasonably angry TERF.
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Like moths to a flame.
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Use the right pronoun
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trad goth and tech goth
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I wonder if they get bullied as much as their human peers
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Animals (especially birds) tend to shun or cast-out members of their own species that are different, such as albinos. Not sure about gynandromorphic animals, though.
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About to have its gold medal taken away.
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Skjsjsjs damn
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How could it fly with uneven wings? > (I guess it did survive long enough to grow that big) (Looks cool tho)
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Butterflys don't grow as adults, they only grow as caterpillars, and after metamorphosis they stay the same size their whole lives. It lived long enough for someone to capture it though!
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