What Franken-creatures can you imagine making as we become adept at gene splicing?

What Franken-creatures can you imagine making as we become adept at gene splicing?
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answer:A Monkey-pony. Watch it quick before Youtube takes down all their videos. ;) Why are you screaming? Did I use too many monkeys?
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