This two-headed calf has two heads, two snouts, four eyes, but only one brain. It would have been a twin if it had split properly inside its mother as an egg.
A two-headed, 75-pound calf is happy to have survived his birth on a Whiting’s farm in Vermont. , Vt., Tuesday, October 1, 2013.
Amazingly, the polycephalic calf, which moos and eats with both heads, appears to be in perfect health. Animals with extra heads or limbs such as the turtle named Thelma and Louise and this albino milk snake have been born before, but it’s rare.
Not so funny . . . you may want to start a new section called “Post-Fukushima nature abnormalities”
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