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Animals with <strong>down</strong> <strong>syndrome</strong><br />
What do you consider when you hear the words "Down Syndrome"? Presumably<br />
not a wild creature. All things considered, actually, much the same as people,<br />
creatures can get Down <strong>syndrome</strong> as well. Here, we display our run<strong>down</strong> of 19<br />
charming creatures who just so happen to have Down <strong>syndrome</strong>. Look at it for<br />
yourself beneath about <strong>animals</strong> with <strong>down</strong> <strong>syndrome</strong>.<br />
Number One. Primates are vulnerable to the condition simply as are people. This<br />
adorable monkey is only one case – take a gander at those valuable eyes!<br />
Giraffes with Down <strong>syndrome</strong> are particularly charming – likely in light of that<br />
floppy tongue.<br />
Otto The kitten<br />
Otto is usually found viral in turkey. Turkish press releases a report on this kitten to found<br />
the person living with Down <strong>syndrome</strong>. Its sudden death in 2014 proves that their research<br />
is correct. Otto suffers from a common malformation in <strong>animals</strong> with Down <strong>syndrome</strong>; The<br />
eyes are large separates in this beautiful kitten’s face.<br />
“The chromosomal makeup of cats is too different for Down <strong>syndrome</strong> mutations to happen,<br />
although other naturally occurring genetic diseases can present similarly,” Dr. Rally says.<br />
“That being said, the primary causes of congenital disease in most <strong>animals</strong> are in-utero<br />
exposure to certain toxins or viruses and inbreeding-linked genetic abnormalities.” For more<br />
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