News of the weird: Daily Grail

[anotheranon]

Your daily helping of the more, er, esoteric side of UFOs, government conspiracy, history, cryptozoology, biology, archaeology , astronomy, and suchlike. Take with a large chunk of salt, but there is some interesting stuff there :)

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[jlsjlsjls.livejournal.com]

Finally got 'round to backtracking and reading this story (I'd only checked out a few of the links first time). An odd looking critter to be sure, but most shaved canids would have a similar appearance. unless/until evidence to the contrary appears, I'm inclined towards the congenital defect theory regarding the jaws and teeth ... having seen a large number of the anomalies that appear in humans, it's only reasonable to assume that other species have their survivable share as well (and a survivable defect can be transmitted to new generations, which would explain the fact that more than one animal like this has been encountered).