Humanoid Baby Born In Turkey - Photos

Just released this weird story by Farah Yurdozu from Turkey.

The photos show an alleged humanoid baby and I must say
looks very ugly. Probably a very rare genetic disorder.

Make your opinion.

Warning.Graphic Images
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[edit on 10-12-2006 by sanctum]

My opinion is this child is suffering from Harlequin type ichthyosis, and the website link is trying to cash in on a tragic genetic disorder.

Nothing to do with 'alleged humanoid baby' at all.

It's a small picture so it's hard to tell but the skin doesn't seem consistant with harlequin babies. Plus the head looks really small and the pictures of ones I've seen don't have hair, I wonder if it's just a fake or something else.

[edit on 12/10/2006 by djohnsto77]

I'm going to be an arse here, but I can't resist..any...longer...

Humanoid babies get born all the time! I was born a humanoid, so were you. My little girl is a humanoid.

There are 6 billion humanoids on the planet...

Looks like some kind of monkey, perhaps an embryonic spider monkey or sumfit.

"I am not an animal, I'm a man."
John Merrick


Poor thing.

IMO it looks like a proboscis monkey



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I'm sorry to say this but that baby looks really disgusting, and I feel sorry for her mother.

What i'm really interested in is the thick hair on its head. I wonder how in the heck that got there.

Sorry...your "humanoid" from Turkey looks more like a penguin wearing a toupee!!

Did you hear about the humanoid turkey that was born in the U.S.??

[edit on 11-12-2006 by Excitable_Boy]

I think that picture is probably a fake. Its the hair thats the giveaway. If the baby died within an hour of birth, and it was born at 7 months its most likely its skin and hair would be covered in vernix - a white oily substance which protects the skin from the amniotic fluid. This would give the hair a greasy straggly appearance. Aside from that, if a newborn has a lot of hair it tends to stick straight up in the air, not lie flat.

If it was for real, then I really feel for the parents.