Many such creatures have been found in the world, which are half male and half female. But recently a bird has been found which is half male and half female. It sounds a bit strange, but scientists have discovered a bird which is quite rare. Organisms in which both male and female characteristics are found. Such creatures are called gynandromorphs.
Who is that bird?
Let us tell you that a hundred years ago there used to be a bird which was extinct. It was accepted. But this bird has been seen once again. The name of this bird is Mutant Honeycreeper. The photo of this bird was recently taken by a birdwatcher in Colombia. After which he shared that picture with a professor from Otago University of New Zealand. When researchers started searching for more information about it, they came to know that this bird was declared extinct a hundred years ago. But now it is a matter of pleasure to spot it after so many years.
Such a bird seen after a hundred years
Professor of Otago University Hamish Spencer told that the honeycreeper bird had not been seen for the last several years. In such a situation, when he saw a mixed color bird, he understood that it was a mutant honeycreeper. That means this bird has characteristics of both male and female. Let us tell you that gynandromorphs are generally found in lobsters, crabs, spiders etc. But this is rarely seen in birds.
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