Take a look at the gazelle with SIX LEGS photographed in Israel

A six-legged gazelle was spotted prancing in Israel by a member of the nation's defense forces. The animal had an extra pair of appendages growing from its back, which was caused by a genetic disorder called organ proliferation, or polymelia. The rare syndrome is also found among humans, appearing in less than one per 100,000 births, but it has been reported in a range of mammals including cows, reptiles, chickens and mice. The gazelle was seen on a nature reserve in the southern Negev desert that occupies Palestine and Israeli, which sits just a few miles from the Hamas music festival massacre site.