Mutations were introduced to the site on April 12th 2014 within this news post. What mutations were added in during that update are not detailed, however the very first mutated lion was hinted at two days later in this news post.

Visible at birth mutations, as the name suggests, are mutations that are visible straight away once your newborn cub has arrived into the world. These mutations are rare, though some are more common or much more rare than others, and most of them will not prevent your lions from living a normal feline life. Let's see what all of the visible at birth mutations are!

Achromia lions lack pigmentation throughout their bodies. The mutation is just an overlay - their genetic base, eyes, markings, etc. still exist and their traits can be passed down onto their cubs.
Achromia does not hinder lions in any way.
This mutation cannot naturally pass down onto cubs.

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Blind lions have a grey overlay on their eyes, causing them to have vision issues. The mutation is just an overlay - their genetic eyes still exist and their traits can be passed down onto their cubs.
Blind lions cannot hunt, patrol, or be kinged.
This mutation cannot naturally pass down onto cubs.

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Bobbed Tail lions have tiny stubs in place of their tails.
Bobbed Tail does not hinder lions in any way.
This mutation cannot naturally pass down onto cubs.

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Clawless lions lack claws and instead have very soft paw pads. They incur a hefty penalty to their Strength stat at birth. A cub that would have been born with 100 Strength will end up with a measly 5 Strength.
Clawless lions cannot hunt, but they can patrol and be kinged.
This mutation cannot naturally pass down onto cubs.

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Dwarfism lions have irregularly-shaped bodies, stubby legs, and slight overbites. They incur a large penalty to their Agility stat at birth. A cub that would have been born with 100 Agility will end up with 50 Agility.
Dwarfism does not hinder lions beyond causing a penalty to their Agility stat.
This mutation cannot naturally pass down onto cubs.

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Eyeless lions have smoothed skin where their eyes would be, and their expressions seem slightly sullen. The mutation is only visual - their genetic eyes still exist and their traits can be passed down onto their cubs.
Eyeless lions cannot hunt, patrol, or be kinged.
This mutation cannot naturally pass down onto cubs.

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Folded Ears lions have ears that flop down and appear folded, rather than your typical rigid feline ear.
Folded Ears do not hinder lions in any way.
This mutation cannot naturally pass down onto cubs.

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Melanism lions have an excess of pigmentation throughout their bodies. The mutation is just an overlay - their genetic base, eyes, markings, etc. still exist and their traits can be passed down onto their cubs.
Melanism does not hinder lions in any way.
This mutation cannot naturally pass down onto cubs.

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Overgrown Tongue lions have very long tongues that their mouths cannot seem to contain, resulting in a cute blep.
Overgrown Tongues do not hinder lions in any way.
This mutation cannot naturally pass down onto cubs.

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Polycaudal lions have tails that split off into two ends halfway through the tail itself.
Polycaudal does not hinder lions in any way.
This mutation cannot naturally pass down onto cubs.

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Tailless lions have smooth, rounded rumps where their tails should be.
Tailless does not hinder lions in any way.
This mutation cannot naturally pass down onto cubs.

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Toothless lions completely lack teeth, but are otherwise healthy and functional lions.
Toothless lions cannot hunt, patrol, or be kinged.
This mutation cannot naturally pass down onto cubs.

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