ISPTRAX
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And it's nursing! And the mouths meow in unison... weird!
http://www.nbc5.com/news/9516878/detail.html
http://www.nbc5.com/news/9516878/detail.html
There was another one like that a few yeas ago. I remember seeing it on the news. Wonder if its the same mama cat?ISPTRAX said:And it's nursing! And the mouths meow in unison... weird!
http://www.nbc5.com/news/9516878/detail.html
If it's just two faces, it might live... depends on if there is anything else wrong. It's rare that the outside deformity is all by itself. Usually there is an underlying additional problem. It might be eating, but have a cleft pallet no one knows about, or something like that. I'm hoping not - it's certainly a unique cat with a kid for an owner - you can't beat that - it will definitely live a good life if it survives.kazzbar said:Sometimes humans are born like this also. Saw a case on telly where a baby had two heads . Poor kitten, usually these sort of animals die when they are young. But i guess it could probably survive. I would look after it if it was my kitten. After all it did not have a hand in how it turned out. I imagine it could have health issues though. dear little thing.
Until recently, humans born with two heads died during delivery because the birth canal effectively crushed their skulls during labor. The only two-headed child to survive birth and appears otherwise normal is a little girl who was born over a decade ago in the Midwwest , although there is some question of whether or not they will be wheelchair bound once they reach adulthood due to the disproportionate size of their upper torso. There was a third arm growing out of her back that was eventually amputated, so they appear to be to be a single child from the clavicle down.kazzbar said:Sometimes humans are born like this also. Saw a case on telly where a baby had two heads . Poor kitten, usually these sort of animals die when they are young. But i guess it could probably survive. I would look after it if it was my kitten. After all it did not have a hand in how it turned out. I imagine it could have health issues though. dear little thing.
The story says that the second head belong to her brother. How can that be? I thought divided embryos were always of the same sex; and in the picture the second one appears to be little more than a head and neck, how could they tell it was a boy?BillyGoatGruff said:However, some two-headed children look like this (warning: gross)
http://english.pravda.ru/science/health/27-03-2006/77864-birth-0
H0NEYWEST said:The story says that the second head belong to her brother. How can that be? I thought divided embryos were always of the same sex; and in the picture the second one appears to be little more than a head and neck, how could they tell it was a boy?
Deb. I REALLY wanted to know about that poor kitty. I guess it must have died with no mama.SewingDeb said:I couldn't find an update at the site for the original link about the kitten being missing. I'm wondering the same thing.