Half male and half female… this bird is amazing, seen here after 100 years: know full report

Did you know that there is a creature in the world that is neither fully male nor fully female? The qualities of both are found in it. Such organisms are called 'gynandromorphs'.

They have characteristics of both sexes. Although scientists have found many insects that have this trait, it is rare to find it in birds. A hundred years ago there used to be a bird which was considered extinct. But it's all revisited.

A mutant honeycreeper was recently spotted in Colombia. It was spotted and photographed by a bird watcher only last year.

He shared its image with researchers at the University of Otago in New Zealand. When the researchers found out more about it, they found that it was declared extinct a hundred years ago. But finding it now after all these years filled him with excitement.

Had not seen for a hundred years
According to Spencer, Ho the Honeycreeper had not been seen for several years. In such a situation, when they saw a bird of mixed color, they understood that it was its variant. Meaning it is neither male nor female. It has qualities of both. Let us tell you that 'Gynandromorphs' are usually found in shrimp, crabs, spiders etc. There are many beings who are half male and half female. But this is rare in birds. Now the research is going on and preparations are underway to publish the report.