Photo of little newborn kittens. The newborn kittens were only couple of days old and their eyes are still shut close.
Look at the claws.
The nose seems a little bit big.
Notice the newborn whiskers.
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* Two cats and a string
* Mix Breed Siamese Cats Napping
Photos of a tropical mud crab crossing a tarmac road at Kpg Sebayor, Semarahan.
Close up photo of a tropical crab. Look at those red pincers. Click the photo for a larger view.
Crossing pincers.
Crab photo a further distance.
A photo collection of tropical common Huntsman Spider caught with a bounty, a dead butterfly. Click on the photo for an enlarged view.
The Huntsman guarding its catch.
Dead butterfly beneath the Huntsman
Huntsman moving away with a dead butterfly
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* Animal Oddity - Photo of Largest Huntsman Spider
* Wasp spider of Borneo - Argiope bruennichi
* Common Huntsman Spider - Series #2
* Tropical spider - Series #1
Pig with one head (look like a split headed to me), two mouths, two noses and three eyes
Farmer Liu Shuping presents a newly born piglet with one head, two mouths, two noses, and three eyes in Xi’an, China, on March 7, 2007.
Related posts:
* Animal Oddity: Photo of Seven-Legged Pig
* Monkey-faced Piglet - Photo
* Animal Oddity - Photo of Two-headed Pig
A seven-legged calf was born at Steamboat Veterinary Hospital. The Black Angus calf was delivered by Caesarean section. The calf lived only 10 minutes. One of the seven legs had two hooves. The calf had two spines but just one head. Photo by Matt Stensland 
Related posts:
* Animal Oddity: Photo of Seven-Legged Pig
* Animal Oddity - Photo of Two-headed Pig
A pig was born with seven legs in a town north of Manila, Phillippines in 2001. Named Kambal, meaning twins in Tagalog, the male pig has been attracted daily visitors following his birth. ~ JON PAULINO/AP
Valerie Rock's four-eared cat, Yoda, isn't the only unique multi-eared feline around. ~ Olsen/AP
Lilly, a six-month old black and white house cat with four ears is seen was a sensation at a home for animals in Murnau, Germany, in 2004. ~ Rehle/Reuters
Curator George Beccaloni of Britain's Natural History Museum holds a giant stick insect named Phobaeticus chani, meaning "Chan's megastick." The 22-inch insect was recently confirmed as the world's longest. But giant bugs aren't the only oddity in the Animal Kingdom. ~ AP/Natural History Museum/HO
Related Animal Oddities
* Animal Oddity - Albino Pink Elephant Calf
* Animal Oddity - Two-nosed Bunny
* Animal Oddity - Giant Killer Worm
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