Hex, a six-legged kitten, was born in Florida. Vets say that the kitten needs to have the extra limbs removed to save its life. (ABC)
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A 1-year-old, one-horned roe deer -- nicknamed "Unicorn'' -- was born in captivity at the Center of Natural Sciences park in the Tuscan town of Prato, near Florence. He is believed to have been born with a genetic flaw; his twin has two horns. (Center of Natural Sciences/AP Photo)
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A six-legged fawn is recovering at West Rome Animal Clinic in Rome, Ga., after sustaining minor injuries this weekend from two dogs in Everett Springs, Ga. Because of the injuries, one of its two tails had to be amputated. The fawn has two distinct pelvises and uses one leg from each pelvis to walk. Here, it is shown July 21, 2008. (Brittany Hannah,The Rome News-Tribune/AP Photo)
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A two-headed kitten born in Wood County, Ohio, died after only a few days. The kitten was born with four eyes, two noses and one mouth. (ABC)
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This male cat in China's Shanxi province has two wings on his back. The wings started as bumps and then grew into two 10-centimeter-long wings. (CNImaging/newscom.com)
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Two conjoined Nile freshwater Tilapia fish, dubbed "Siamese twin," swim in a small aquarium in Bangkok, Thailand, Oct. 3, 2008. They are both 8 months old and share part of their skin. The bigger fish tends to protect the smaller one from harm while the smaller one looks for food at the bottom of the aquarium. (Sukree Sukplang/Reuters )
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Pictured here in the Sanbona Game Reserve is one of four white lions recently released into the Sanbona Game Reserve in South Africa. The white lions were taken into captivity decades ago to protect them from poachers. Under a multimillion dollar conservation project, the lions are now being reintroduced to the wild. (Courtesy The Mantis Collection)
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For the first time since 1921, scientists observed a living pygmy tarsier -- one of the planet's smallest and rarest primates -- on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi. Some scientists believed the tarsiers had become extinct because they had not been seen for so long. The nocturnal animals are very small -- weighing 2 ounces -- and have large eyes and ears.
(Sharon Gursky-Doyen/Texas A&M University/Courtesy of National Geographic Society )
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