Quote Originally Posted by OhhWatALoser View Post
Turn your sound on when you watch the video, he explains the best theory we have at the time.


I'm curious what happen when it reproduces, if the theory is true.

Does it always throw the mojave gene, since the other gene is damaged, thus making it act like a true BEL?
Does the damage gene get passed as a damaged/not expressed gene, with the ability to keep producing this phenomenon?
Or depending on why it's damaged/not being expressed does it pass as normal, thus making the animal a mojave that looks like a BEL.
or is the theory completely wrong?

can't wait to hear the results of that animal's offspring. there have been a couple animals popping up with this going on.
This is the 2nd time ive heard of this happening, and the other was in 2009 if i remember right. I believe it looks like a bel but technicly its still a mojave, so if u bred it to a male bel in 3 years u can still get normals. PS this was not my vid it was someones im subscribed to on youtube everyone. Im a bit of a genetics nerd so i like seeing this kind of stuff, it makes me smile lol.