r/fasciation

Meet Toby, the 10 month old kitten who just tied a Guinness World Record with 28 toes, matching a record that’s stood since 2002. Now living in Michigan with his family of fellow polydactyl cats, Toby’s extra toes are just part of his charm & what makes him so unique.

[📸: via/ @thepolydactylpair ]

At first I thought it was just an ugly zinnia, but on closer look it’s a fasciated beauty!

Hope that fits. The other ones in the background have just one flower each.

Just wondering if anyone can identify this... looks a bit abnormal.

*edit to add - i have never seen our puppy stack her paws like this in 10 years, I thought it was adorable and it made me think of this sub..where i learned about fasciation:)

Walked by this on the side of the road in the UK midlands.

Any chance someone knows what it is? The bulb bit looks very simmilar to a poppy but obviously the flower is very very different.

I'm working on a character for my magical girl comic and she has a flower theme, so if anyone knows what this is it would be super helpful!!

Thank you in advance!

By @ iseekoutthetruthaz

My lemon tree usually grows funny looking lemons. Is this lemon fasciated or just funny?

I love this subreddit, and today I was deadheading some Gaillardia and saw this, so cool!

I would have thought nothing of it if it werent for this sub!