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It is called phocomelia
Well the legs are called legs but their toes are called Talons which as people we call claws.hope this answered your question.
There are a total of four legs (two people each with two legs). Since two of the legs are tied together, it restricts mobility as if they had only one leg. Therefore, you have two indepedent legs and one functional tied leg, making it a three-legged race.
There are many cases where that has happened. It is called being a conjoined (or Siamese) twin. Sometimes the arms are attached, rarely is the head. In all situations like these, atleast one of them has some sort of mental or physical defect.
It's when people are born with their legs fused together, and it usually leads to an early death. :( It's incredibly rare though! There was recently a girl who was born with mermaid syndrome who died, R.I.P.
No, it is just a disease that makes their legs "stick" together
No but sometmes they can be still covered by the sac when being born which should be cut away
since there are 8 people there would be 16 kids. 8 + 16 = 24. Everyone has 2 legs which gives 48 legs
True mermaids don't actually exist, but they are generally depicted as having a fish tail rather than legs. There is also a disease called sirenomelia, or mermaid syndrome in which a child is born with the legs fused together. Those with the disease have organs in their bodies either missing or deformed and as a result nearly all are either stillborn or die at a very young age. To date only three victims of the disease have lived past early childhood.
Leg warmers? xD
Because their legs are so fat that their legs rub together when they walk, and most of the time the fat ends at around the knees. That's why they waddle too...the fat lards.