A rare four-legged chicken has been discovered in northern India where it happily lives with an extra set of limbs.

The two-months-old chick was born with a condition called 'Polymelia', which has given it a pair of vestigial legs hanging from its hindquarters.

The bird's owner, Javed Ali, who lives in the Kidwai Ward of the city has received a lot of attention for this strange new arrival.

It has been reported that buyers interested in picking up the bird have offered up to 5000 Rupees, but Mr Ali is not prepared to sell it.

Kamlesh Ahirwar, professor of Zoology explains that such incidents are normal in nature:

''Due to a hormonal imbalance, the chicken was not able to develop full growth.''

''This is a natural phenomenon. There are no miracles in it.''

BY
Deepali Ravi Mishra

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A rare four-legged chicken has been discovered in rural India where it happily lives with an extra set of limbs.

The Two-month old creature was born with polymelia, that is an extra set of limbs, in the North part of India In Betul in Madhy pradesh. It has two normal legs and an extra set of what appear to be suspended legs that dangle from behind.

Betul; Nature also sometimes makes such changes, which is invariable to be surprised by seeing and listening. So far you have heard only about two legs feet of hen, but if you find that there are four hearth pieces also Your eyes will be torn apart by surprise, the desire to see this four-legged chicken will also start to wake up.

Javed Ali, who lives in Kidwai Ward of the city, has four limbs of chicken. This kind of wonder is looking like a puppy daily to see a chick; This chicken has four legs, which is a matter of discussion among the people. As this news is reaching the ears of the people, the crowd is also appearing to see the chick. And even then, it has started to start to buy this unique creator's chick. It is being told that the buyers have also imposed a cost of Rs. 5,000. But the chicken owner is not ready to sell it.

When we talked about this chick with four legs, we talked with Professor Kamlesh Ahirwar of Zoology, then he told that such incidents are normal in nature. Due to the high and low hormones, the child is not able to develop full growth or, more often, results in such kind of results. This is a simple phenomenon, no miracle is there in it.