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this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2026
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That is a very uniquely shaped raccoon, though. Is he just chubby or something?
Short Spine syndrome. It can also affect dogs and cats.
It's honestly adorable. I wonder if sometime in the future we end up with short spine syndrome raccoon pets because it makes them look cute to us and it becomes a survival benefit for that reason, haha.
Eh, let’s not. We already fucked up dogs enough.
Don't worry, I wasn't planning on adopting any raccoons.
The mortality rate for creatures with that mutation is very high. When you squish down the body like that there's no room for the organs to develop properly.
Organs, shmorgans - most of those are either vestigial or optional anyways, and this way they're cute!
I'll take three, please. Two for starting an unholy abomination race which I'll teach to communicate with sign language for the purpose of selling ads on YouTube, and a third to be the camera raccoon, to catch all their wacky antics on film!
/s
Please don’t breed animals with genetic deformities for our amusement.