The Spider Chicken

by Mike Krause
(Ontario, Canada)

Beware the Spider Chicken!

The Spider Chicken is a genetic mishmash of chicken and spider DNA. It was developed by scientists working for a popular fast-food chicken franchise at a research facility of unknown location.

The plan was to create an animal that would produce more food than the average chicken. And of course, everyone's favorite part of the chicken is the leg (drumsticks). So, chicken and spider DNA was combined to produce a creature that was half spider and half chicken, an animal with eight chicken legs instead of just two!

Unfortunately, this became a genetic experiment gone wrong. The Spider Chicken, with it ferocious appetite and acute spider-like instincts, broke free from its holding cage and is now on the loose!

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The Spider Chicken

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Jan 24, 2010
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VERY CREATIVE
by: Krampus

I agree with Jeff the person who drew this is just a good artist but that doesn't matter because the creativity is way more important than drawing skills.

Nov 15, 2009
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wow!
by: Mohammad

Wow!You are a very good artist, i bet your going to be rich or/and famous

Jul 25, 2008
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Very creative!
by: Jeff

Mike,

Very cool drawing! And what a neat idea too... crossing a chicken with a spider - who ever would've thought of such a thing?

When it comes to drawing, it's very important to be creative and 'cross the boundaries' every now and then. And you've done just this Mike.

Great work on this totally new monster along with the background story that goes with it.

Jeff

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