You know, in animals, modifying the Myostatin gene can happen naturally. If these individuals are raised in the best condition, their muscles will grow surprisingly well. On the other hand, scientists can “modified Myosthe tatin gene” to cause an individual’s muscles to grow above the natural level.
In fact, there are many cases of genetically modified Myostatin gene. The large body and physique can make many people have to burst into wonder, and even think of muscular athletes. Do you wonder who they are? The answer will be found after reading this Article.
1. The kangaroos
The red kangaroo lives in an Australian sanctuary with muscular arms and arches, like a professional bodybuilder. The red kangaroo is named Roger. When it was discovered in 2006, it was just a small orphan lying next to its mother on the side of the road.
Roger was later raised at the Kangaroo Reserve in Alice Springs, Australia. The latest photos of Roger are shared by the reserve on Facebook. The giant kangaroo is as tall as 2.07 meters and weighs 89 kg.
It possesses the power of a boxer. One of its favorite pastimes is chasing caregivers whenever they enter the kangaroo estate. Roger also practices every day with the practice of squeezing tin buckets. Roger is only 9 years old this year. The life of a red kangaroo can be up to 22 years.
2. The Tiger
In Thailand, While there are many tigers around the world, it is only this phenomenon that has become a concern. The muscles in the tiger’s hind legs are too perfect, plus a stern face but not too fierce.
Especially the shrewd eyes make many people shudder. A rather unexpected point is that he was kept in an unnatural environment and used to serve the circus. Currently, the famous tiger is living in a wildlife sanctuary in Kabini, India called Ranthambore.
3. The Pit Bull
Pit bulls are native dog breed from the Americas, bred in the UK to keep home and are also used in dog fights. They are dog breeds chosen from the British bulldog and the terrier.
Pitbull is a fierce, muscular, belligerent, tenacious, tough-headed dog and known as the cold-blooded killer, also known as a warrior dog or a gladiator.
4. The “Muscular” Turtle Frog
Another animal of the fascinating Australian nature! Western Australian turtle frog has a small head, short legs, a round body and can be up to 4.5 cm long (big enough to be discovered and scared to scream). It loves to eat termites, so it develops muscle limbs to dig for termites!
5. The Gorilla
Gorillas (Gorilla) are herbivores living in the African jungle, the largest alive of the primates. Gorillas are divided into two species (there may be 4 to 5 subspecies). Gorilla DNA is 98% to 99% the same as human beings.
They are closely related to humans after only two species of chimpanzees. This primate has a massive body: it is 1.7–2m tall when standing upright and weighs 180–200 kg.
This animal usually travels on all four legs, though they can stand on two. Gorilla gorillas live in the tropical and subtropical forests of Africa. Despite their large bodies, they are very gentle and have a close relationship with humans.
6. The Cambodia Muscle Pig
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Duroc Cambodia Company in Cambodia seems to have created a new super lean breed of pigs using genetic modification. A video recorded on a farm showed that the pigs could not walk normally because of the oddly large muscles.
Genetically modified pigs are being bred in Banteay Meanchey Province, Cambodia. Duroc Cambodia Company has advertised this new breed of pigs with services ranging from buying pork to artificial insemination kits for breeding.
7. The Muscular Cat
Recently, the image of a “muscular” cat has continued to cause social shock waves when owning an abnormal growing body. Reportedly, this cat was accidentally taken by a person in Montreal, Canada and then posted online under a Twitter account called “muscular cat”.
Netizens left a lot of speculation about his body shape. Some people thought that muscular cats might be facing health problems, while others claimed that he had a common genetic disorder. In some animals, their bodies are more developed than normal.
8. The Blanc-Blue-Belgium
Belgian blue cows have very developed muscles, especially the buttocks. While bulls have a weight of 800 – 1,100kg, cows are also about 600 – 700 kg.
Compared to common cows, the Belgian blue cow has 40% more muscles than normal. In addition, they also grow very fast and are capable of producing protein-rich milk. This is a large breed of beef and has very developed muscles compared to other breeds.
9. The Bully Whippets Dog
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This is a crossbreed dog of American origin and developed by scientists through genetic modifications to make muscles grow more and faster compared to other dogs.
Especially, Bully Whippets are extremely aggressive. Usually, Bully Whippet is a dog with a thin body and silky fur. However, some individuals like Wendy have unusually large and rapidly growing thigh, shoulder and abdominal muscles.
Still, only some individuals have such a muscular body. With or without sturdy muscle, Bull Whippet is still the champion on the speed track. Do these animals look terrifying? Who of you has seen them in real life? About me, in this list, I just like the pretty small frog only!