Is this a thing I've seen twisted sister the peachicken and I seen a thread that said their goose and duck produced a fertile egg but it didn't survive to the hatch date so anybody have one ?
Duck goose hybrid?
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I’m no expert but I highly doubt it.
It is like a chicken and duck. Fertile eggs have been produced but that baby is severely deformed and probably has a network of flawed insides. I don’t think it has the capacity to survive. That’s just what I would guess.
It is like a chicken and duck. Fertile eggs have been produced but that baby is severely deformed and probably has a network of flawed insides. I don’t think it has the capacity to survive. That’s just what I would guess.
Wait! A peachicken?!?!?!?!
Where is that? How? Why? Is it ugly?
Where is that? How? Why? Is it ugly?
Wow, kinda cool lookin!
I don't know of anyone . 
I found this...it's a very interesting three way hybrid, apparently it has no bones!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turducken
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turducken
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