Winged cat??

http://shanghaiist.com/2009/05/29/fly_my_pretties_fly.php

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What’s causing these wing-like appendages is still a mystery, but theories have been aplenty since the first incidence of winged cats appeared in Sichuan. Cat owners there reasoned that the province's hot summer spell and a stressful love life for their felines were causing wings to appear. Scientists were not convinced.

it's all that genetically corrupting pollution that the chinese countryside is filled with.

Omg, I want one.

Its evolution. The Chinese like to throw their cats out of windows.

angel kitteh!

cool if real, maybe it's some recessive gene thing from ancient times.

They get all the good kittehz. Didnt they have the glow in the dark ones a few years back?

It's not solely a Chinese phenomenon, the English have been producing these cats for ages.

I wonder how much a glow in the dark cat would cost.

Why is this not on the FRONT PAGE of every single Newspaper in the world ?? !!!

i've heard of this happening in Wales before. it does actually happen occasionally

fishing cat

these people make food with cardboard in as well as highly toxic toys. taken on its own, this really shouldn't be a surprise.

the presence of other examples throughout history in other geographic locales does seem worrisome, though.

cats are already pretty wily... having them become airborne might tip the scales of the food chain against us.

  On 2/6/2010 at 3:51 AM, maus said:

these people make food with cardboard in as well as highly toxic toys. taken on its own, this really shouldn't be a surprise.

 

the presence of other examples throughout history in other geographic locales does seem worrisome, though.

 

cats are already pretty wily... having them become airborne might tip the scales of the food chain against us.

Does this mean flying cat hunting will become an upper class hobby? Cause Im totally up for that.

  On 2/6/2010 at 2:05 AM, Fishtank said:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxewusRW1HM

$22000....for a house pet.........

Hell fuckin' no .

so majestic...

  On 2/6/2010 at 3:51 AM, maus said:

these people make food with cardboard in as well as highly toxic toys. taken on its own, this really shouldn't be a surprise.

 

the presence of other examples throughout history in other geographic locales does seem worrisome, though.

 

cats are already pretty wily... having them become airborne might tip the scales of the food chain against us.

the cardboard thing was a hoax

Batcat.

Food safety in the People's Republic of China

Animal mutations in general are very common (rare over all, but have been happening for ever) and I don't think this has anything to do with pollution or waste. Haven't you people been through the Ripley's archive? The sheer number of 2 headed animals, siamese twins etc., genetic mutations simply happen. This thread just shows what a lot of people on watmm think of first when they think about China..

..and to the anonymous anatomical specimen - to the single still dreaming hair with its desire to disturb the wallpaper