Goat gives birth to a 'human' faun in Zimbabwe (Pics included), page 1

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Topic started on 21-9-2009 @ 03:28 AM by Saurus

A Zimbabwean newspaper has reported the birth of a faun in a village in Zimbabwe:

The Zimbabwe Guardian

An extract from the news article:

"A report in The Chronicle newspaper said the goat gave birth to the 'creature' on Sunday morning in Maboleni area.

The creature had a human head, face, nose, shoulders and human-like skin that had very scanty furs.

It had goat features from the “shoulders” to the legs."

A govenor, police and villagers all bore witness to the creature.

EDIT:

More info and a site with pictures:Site with pictures

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reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:33 AM by Clairaudience

Very strange

Mutations seem to be a lot more common these days... but I would like to see pictures of this man bear goat, and is it still alive?

reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:35 AM by spellbound

reply to post by Saurus

This is obviously shocking animal abuse.

Some man had sex with an animal, and this resulted.

How sick.

S

reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:36 AM by infinite

I wish to see pictures of this claim, my judgement will be restrained and limited until I can comment further.

reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:38 AM by Republican08

Zimbabwe

Anything they say, I presume as a lie.

No pictures, no truth.

If they've given birth to a half human half goat.
I'd suspect the same as SpellBound.

Someone got horny, saw a goat, got freaky, and that would even be farfetched!

Someone needed attention! And well they got it, and it's not the good kind!

Does it look like this!!

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reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:40 AM by Saurus

One picture that I found...
I'm still looking...

Another...

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reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:43 AM by hisshadow

there is no reason why a mutant goat couldnt produce such a half breed with a human.

sure, no inter species breeding with humans works, but, what if it was a mutant goat with a gene that did allow for it

one special goat

reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:43 AM by infinite

reply to post by Saurus

I do hope that image is fake, it is quite disturbing.

reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:43 AM by Saurus

reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:44 AM by Jim Scott

It is not possible genetically to combine the genes of a man and a goat. No such creature existed. It's just a news story to entertain the uneducated. Perhaps the "goat man" is a goat with "water on the brain" to expand the skull.

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reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:44 AM by operation mindcrime

reply to post by infinite

Here you go....

i28.tinypic.com...
i30.tinypic.com...
i28.tinypic.com...

Peace

reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:45 AM by Saurus

Blog with pictures

reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:45 AM by spellbound

reply to post by Republican08

Hey Rep,

I am worried about the state of the world - I mean, usually one species cannot produce young from another species.

If this is changing, what else is going to change?

I have a bad feeling.

If th

reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:48 AM by 2kni3

I'm very interested to see the results after they've examined the creature.

reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:51 AM by Republican08

Originally posted by spellbound
reply to post by Republican08

Hey Rep,

I am worried about the state of the world - I mean, usually one species cannot produce young from another species.

If this is changing, what else is going to change?

I have a bad feeling.

If th

Need not worry, (except for my cell phone which although touchscreen with the case, dropped the case flew off, and the phone went up then fell (so much for the case!))

We will probably never see a human mule. Even the paper, as false as may be, admitted it was dead shortly after birth, so at least they tried to come as close to truth as possible.

Although human breeding with other mammals, would be interesting, it's best left to geneticists, not vaginal sex like we all know and love. (except for those that do it with animals yuk!! Sick ******)

reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:52 AM by Republican08

Originally posted by 2kni3
I'm very interested to see the results after they've examined the creature.

It's zimbabwe, they can't even function on a low level, don't expect a false animal to be analyzed, lol, I can actually see them paying more attention to that then the UN.

reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:54 AM by Gemwolf

Originally posted by spellbound
reply to post by Republican08

Hey Rep,

I am worried about the state of the world - I mean, usually one species cannot produce young from another species.

If this is changing, what else is going to change?

I have a bad feeling.

If th

I see no evidence that this has changed. We see mutations like this very often, and frankly I don't see even the slightest resemblance to a human face (unless I squint my eyes and tilt my head to the left)...

Genetics and Molecular Biology simply dictates that a human and a goat cannot produce off-spring. As previously mentioned as well: Even if a sheep (which are genetically a lot closer to a goat) had "relations" with a goat, they would still be unable to produce young.

reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 03:55 AM by spellbound

reply to post by Republican08

Thanks Rep,

You probably didn't know this, but I suffer about animals.

Anyway, thanks!

reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 04:05 AM by operation mindcrime

reply to post by Gemwolf

Say hi to Sammy the geep....

'Funny creature' toast of Botswana

Interestingly in this case, the scientists involved found that the hybrid had 57 chromosomes, a number in between that of sheep and goats.

The ram had 54 and the dam had 60 chromosomes, the large structures in the nuclei of cells that bundle up DNA.

Funny....

Peace

reply posted on 21-9-2009 @ 04:09 AM by Gemwolf

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