Tears down the animals with Down syndrome

Having Down syndrome, these animals have both physical and intellectual disabilities, can not keep up with their peers and often die prematurely.

Like humans, animals are more likely to develop a type of genetic disorder called Down syndrome. It usually causes physical or intellectual disabilities and a host of other health problems. In this photo is a koala bear with Down syndrome, it is always slower than other people. (Source Brilio).



Giraffes do not escape the disease. Its facial changes are uncontrollable, very pitiful. (Source Brilio).



Orangutans suffer from Down syndrome that looks different from other brilliant orangutans. Its actions are lost and difficult to teach. (Source Brilio).



The line of the lion king can not escape the evil disease. The disease makes the face of the male lion look both scary and pitiful. (Source Brilio).



Eyes apart and wild, the poor kitten suffers from Down syndrome in animals. Physical abnormalities are a major feature of people with Down syndrome. (Source Brilio).


 It looks like this is a fun donkey, laughing but actually changing on its face as a result of it being genetically predisposed, namely Down syndrome. (Source Brilio)



This white gorilla is also one of the most famous victims of Down syndrome in animals. (Source Brilio).



The idiotic face of the sheep with Down's disease makes it separate from the herd. (Source Brilio).



\This white dolphin has been diagnosed with Down syndrome after recording its interaction with humans and other fish is very strange and slow. (Source Brilio).



In this photo is the famous white tiger Kenny, died in 2008 due to cancer. Before dying, Kenny had been battling Down syndrome for many years since he was born. (Source Brilio).