Very odd. I’m surprised it’s survived so long tbh…
A spokesperson for Derbyshire Wildlife Trust said: “We’ve never seen anything like this in the wild before but the animal looks relatively healthy and appears to have adapted to life on two legs.”
Very odd. I’m surprised it’s survived so long tbh…
A spokesperson for Derbyshire Wildlife Trust said: “We’ve never seen anything like this in the wild before but the animal looks relatively healthy and appears to have adapted to life on two legs.”
I used to live with a cat with only vestigial back legs (she had no bones in them). She had survived on to about six months as a feral before we took her in, and she lived a full and rewarding life (18 years as an indoor/outdoor). She also walked around with her butt balanced in the air, like this fox.
The only things she couldn’t do as well as her four-footed colleagues were she couldn’t scratch the back of her neck effectively (and so loved it when a human or other cat did that for her), and she was a little slow going up stairs (though she went down as a fast as anyone).