A Blue-Eyed Coyote
I know, this doesn’t sound like much, but it is when you know that purebred coyotes always have golden brown eyes. Somehow five turned up in California with the most adorable blue eyes you’d ever seen, and apparently, they weren’t crossbred with dogs. The only reason they can give for the blue eyes is that some generations back there was probably a genetic mutation in a single coyote, and these fine specimen were its offspring.
A Three-Eyed Snake
At first it was thought that somehow they captured footage of a snake with two heads that had fused together in development, but that was not the case. It was an actual live snake with one head that had three eyes in it. As impressive as that was, all the eyes worked. Sadly the snake perished after only two months, but that’s a pretty long time for an animal with bone deformities.