leg grew the wrong way in the egg?

[spish]

just had some orpingtons hatched. 24 eggs shipped. only 6 fertile, all 6 hatched but only 4 hatched without problems. ive already culled one as it had no legs at all

and the other seems to have its leg the wrong way. the foot is upside down and back to front (so the sole of the foot faces upwards and instead of the foot facing forwards, it faces backwards.
just looking for confirmation that i should cull this chick....i had no problems making the decision for the legless one as it would have had no quality of life, but this one has 2 legs, albeit one is upside/backwards.

it hatched about 3 hours ago, last one of the hatch (al the others hatched yesterday)

 

[magicpigeon]

I would, just in my opinion I don't really have the resources, dedication or time to give it quality of life.

eta no legs at all? What on earth?

 

[spish]

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yes, the other had two sort of little stumps a few milimetres long, no foot on either and nothing you could call a real leg

ive emailed the seller of the eggs to express my disappointment but dont hold out much hope for an answer. its a shame, i paid a lot of money for these eggs as orpingtons are hard to find here

 

[magicpigeon]

At least you have some there are none of yet for sale I can see in Australia apart from this lot in Queensland a good 2 days drive from where i am...

 

[Animalian]

I saw someone else on here who had a chicken with one leg the wrong way similar to your chicks. It grew up full size, could run and jump and do everything else a chicken could. Remember it doesn't know any different so as long as it can actually walk, let it live.

*Edit* found the picture. Its a RIR hen https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=402171&p=3
And another bantam hen in the same thread with the same thing https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=402171&p=11