"Unprecedented Sighting: Six-Legged Gazelle Discovered in Israel"

A rare six-legged mountain gazelle has been spotted in Israel's Nahal HaBasor reserve, with an extra pair of legs due to a genetic disorder called polymelia. Despite the abnormality, the gazelle seems to be managing well and has even sired offspring. This is the first known instance of polymelia in a mountain gazelle in the Middle East, highlighting the importance of wildlife conservation efforts for this endangered species.