Blue lobsters are rare, but not a deformity.

The cats are due to inbreeding.

The chickens are also due to breeding (genetic manipulation).

The two fish on the left are two fish on a stringer, the cord coming out of “it’s” mouth. The smaller fish on the left got pulled up into the gills of the larger fish on the right.

The fish on the upper right is damaged, not deformed. Many fish are injured when they are young. Many of them are eaten later, but it’s not a rare occurrence to catch a fish like this.

And the dog is also damaged, not deformed.

Damage cannot be passed down to offspring, and therefore has nothing to do with evolution. Damaged animals are usually the first ones eaten, but humans have lodged their foot firmly in the mouth of natural selection.