What does an anomaly photo look like in Animal Hospital?

Anomaly photos are the second check in the three-check routine, and they always look wrong compared to the animal at the window:

Photo Tells

• Different eyes - different eye color or pupil shape (cross or cat-eye) than the real animal
• Different ears - round ears become pointed, or the fur color changes
• Wrong species - the photo shows a completely different, unrelated animal
• Static photo - the image comes out black and full of flickering white noise
• Distorted face - an exaggerated, melted, or terrifying expression that the animal doesn't have

Important Rules

• Let the photo finish developing before picking it up - picking up a cursed photo early costs 10 sanity for nothing
• Compare the photo to the animal at the window, not to what you expect
• If the photo is wrong, close the shutters and reject the patient - the shutter is free

For every anomaly with symptoms and counters, see the anomalies guide.