Two kittens have '18 extra toes' between them

[LemonAndLime]

Two kittens have been discovered with 18 extra toes between them.

Ned and Fred were handed in to the Gosport Town branch of Cats Protection in Hampshire.

Normally cats have five toes on their front paws and four on their rear, but Ned has an extra eight toes and his brother Fred has 10 extra.

Dr Andy Sparkes, from the Feline Advisory Bureau, said the four-month-old kittens were “very unusual” due to the large number of extra toes.

bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-16474354

 

[Dale_M]

Pterodactyl cats, such as these kittens, are good fun with their enormous paws. They are cute and endearing, so long as they do not sprout wings and begin to prey upon the livestock and small children. It is a fearsome thing to see your child carried off by a pterodactyl, even if it once was a cute kitten with enormous paws.

Parents beware.

 

[LemonAndLime]

Pterodactyl cats, such as these kittens, are good fun with their enormous paws. They are cute and endearing, so long as they do not sprout wings and begin to prey upon the livestock and small children. It is a fearsome thing to see your child carried off by a pterodactyl, even if it once was a cute kitten with enormous paws.

Parents beware.

 

[Cider]

Actually it’s called polydactyl.

 

[Nimzovik]

Imagine the Kitten’s mittens!

 

[DeniseNY]

Cute!

My cat is actually polydactyl. She has the sweetest feet!

 

[ringil]

I find this disturbing. . .