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All God's children are not beautiful. Most of God's children are, in fact, barely presentable.~Fran Lebowitz
EDIT, Re: Spots - Young lion cubs have spots (see here ,) which fade as they get older. ;]
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I'm okay with reverse griffons. I think the expression of the last one is pretty adorable too.
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Is this a comic cover? Is it still in print, I would love to buy a copy.
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Hahaha I love this!!! I think that the lion is realizing that the eagle cheated on him with a leopard
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Lion cubs have spots they lose them as they grow older.
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Just a joke 
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Thats really cute! I really like the one with the lions head looking to the side at the lion! ADORIBLE! :3
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Wow, this is one of the coolest and funniest things I've seen in a while. What a great idea! The quote and parents' expressions made it even funnier. I've never thought of this kind of dilemma with mythological creatures, but now you've got me wondering how something like a chimera might work out. Great artwork, I thought that this was a real book cover at first, and now I really wish it was. This would make a pretty cool story.
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This is so adorable and really hilarious. Sorta makes me wish it were possible. x3
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This is just too adorable. LOVE it! Evert face in this image is priceless!
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this is one of the greatest things I've ever seen XD
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Ahhh that's so neat! Love the lions paw on it's mouth
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i may be point out something random but how come 2 of the 5 have blues eyes when neither parents have blue eyes?
(cute picture, and funny to btw
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Probably because many mammals (I think including lion cubs, can't be arsed to google it right now) are born with blue eyes. They turn whatever color they are supposed to be when they get older, just like many people's eyes do at birth. It's especially common for light colored eyes, like green, gold or hazel. Things with brown eyes are usually born with brown eyes.
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well there's something i didn't know. i guess that's happened with my cats when they are first born, but i never knew that with lion cubs.
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Here, I found some pics:
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They're not quite as blue as shown here--more grey than blue--but still a different color than adults' eyes.
The same thing happens with other animals too, like puppies, wolf cubs or even some foals.
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horses are not new to me. my aunt actually breeds horses for their blue eyes. she even has 2 that have half an eye blue and half of it brown. not one eye blue and one eye brown (which she also has) but actually like it was cut in half and switched with a blue half. its really cool and kinda freaky at the same time. i should really get a picture of that.
as for the birds, i found a bird with blue eyes. he is called a Satin Bowerbird. very pretty eyes. and i also realized that one of my parakeets has blue eyes
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I love odd-eyed horses, especially ones with china eyes.
But I mean I'm talking about ones that grow up to have lighter colored brown eyes (like hazel) and are born with really really dark blue ones.
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yea i understood what you meant. i was just saying that their horses are bred to keep the blue. and i understand the griffins too
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Ok, just making sure. I do really love odd eyed horses, especially if they have natural eyeliner. I like odd-eyed dogs too, like Australian Shepherds and some Huskies. They just look so cool.
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blue eyes are recessive genes. those genes (and others like it) can skip generations.
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buts its odd. birds don't have blue eyes and i've only ever seen a white lion with blue eyes (mutations, gotta luv em <3 ). i understand the logic behind it though, punnet squares were my forte in biology
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Jackdaws do, but I'm having trouble thinking of others right now XD
I've certainly not heard of an eagle with blue eyes, but if anyone knows different please correct me.
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ok, there IS difference between the white eyes and blue eyes. but i have found 2 blue eyed birds. the juvenile Australian Raven has light blue eyes until it matures and then the eyes turn white, and the Satin Bowerbird has VERY vivid blue eyes. i suggest looking him up, his eyes are very cool.
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Wow, the bowerbird has such beautiful, if strange, eyes, they look almost photoshopped.
Thanks for sharing
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I've never seen a Jackdaw, they don't live here in the States. but looking them up they can be a really beautiful brid (favorite type of birds: black birds
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I approve of all the cuteness, except maybe the one on the far left. but he kind of looks like he knows that his parents think he's a mistake.
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This is so cute! It looks like the cover of an adorable children's book!
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