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In The Darker Knight Batman's Batarang hits "Too-Face" in non-vital organs... like his liver and intestines.

Non-Mammalian Hair: A humanoid being has hair in spite of being of a species that doesn't have hair. Mice live a very short life — 3 years at the most, but in Cinderella (2015) Gus Gus and Jacqueline are shown to have long enough lifespans to witness Cinderella growing up from a little girl to a young woman.Shrunken Organ: A character's personality flaws are explained by an organ such as the heart or the brain being small. Invoked in-universe by Elizabeth in The New Retcons to try to explain why she and her husband (both light haired) produced a dark haired baby. Unfortunately for her, Anthony paid attention in biology, and that coupled with the baby's darker skin tone tipped him off that the baby's not his. Alpha and Beta Wolves: Wolves have a distinct hierarchy with a leader, a second-in-command, etc., often with titles named after Greek letters. Mutants cannot be called another species, given that they can still interbreed freely with normal humans. There is also the continuous reference to a so-called "mutant gene". In reality, any gene in the genome has the potential to be mutated. Even if you don't have a biology diploma, it ought to be obvious that there could be no universal "cure" that suppressed all the flashy mutations (but not "regular" ones like, say, heterochromia?) on any given mutant without affecting anything else, and certainly not in a matter of seconds. Tsubasa -RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE- features, to make a long Mind Screw short, a My Own Grampa situation note original, clone, reincarnation of clone who is father to original and has same DNA as last incarnation where all involved have the same DNA, despite the presence of a non-blood-relation mother. This may be because of the laws of reason, i.e. cause and effect, falling apart.

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Unexpectedly Human Perception: Animals have the same senses as humans and see the world like a human. They don't predominantly prey on humans (though it has happened), especially after encountering life-threatening resistance each time.