World’s First “Bionic” Goose Is Probably Less Bionic Than Dick Cheney
This little gosling is adorable, sure, and we’re glad its broken leg was repaired so well. But we’re not sure a leg brace really counts as “bionic.”
The gosling, named Betty, was found with a broken leg and delivered to the quintessentially-British-named Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital, where she was fitted with a miniature leg brace. The brace seems pretty much like what a human would have for a particularly nasty break: Steel pins and a steel rod hold the leg in place, and Better was apparently walking around in no time. Tiggywinkles (that gets me giggling every time) plans to release her back into the wild in about three weeks. [Telegraph]
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gomerkyle9
futureboy
It's named after the hedgehog character from Beatrix Potter's many many books of children's animal stories. Beautifully written, wonderfully illustrated and, yes, quintessentially British. Check them out!
GuyMaguffin
"(No response)" = I didn't see you because I couldn't be bothered to wait for Gizmodo to refresh and eventually show any new comments - (Gizmodo - do not interpret this as a complaint) Lastly - you forgot to answer the question - you silly goose.
Scotland
(No response) - just me then? *scratches head in puzzlement*
Unfortunately I can't find my safety goggles and as such I obviously can't play tiddlywinks, *sigh* (I was looking ever so forward to a rip roaring game of tiddlywinks)
Scotland
I didnt read it after the jump. Well, at least Giz is on the ball with it ha.
Benjamin Urquidez
albokay
Scotland
ra2daj
Half-Million-Dollar Goose, anyone?
What will happen when this little goose grows up?
@SeithsOwn: Quite a long time. =D
She's gonna pull to the right. Be flying S-SW for the winter this year I guess. *checks gaggle maps*
lordstoli
poor Tiggywinkles...