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kestrel91316

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5. No great shock at all. This sort of severe deformity is not compatible with life,

Reply to leftynyc (Reply #4)

Fri Jun 14, 2013, 01:24 PM

Jun 2013

except with multi-million-dollar heroics if it occurs in humans, and probably not even then.

I still shake my head over those girls in MN - conjoined twins with two upper bodies, one lower body, two arms and two legs, but forever inseparable.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abigail_and_Brittany_Hensel

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Two-faced kitten born in Oregon. Nature or Monstanto? You decide! [View all] L0oniX Jun 2013 OP

Grumpy Cat is not gonna be happy about this. randome Jun 2013 #1

Glad the kitten is healthy... ljm2002 Jun 2013 #2

Deucy was not so lucky. Gormy Cuss Jun 2013 #3

I'm afraid the kitten has died leftynyc Jun 2013 #4

No great shock at all. This sort of severe deformity is not compatible with life, kestrel91316 Jun 2013 #5

No - not a shock leftynyc Jun 2013 #7

Where in the article did it mention Monsanto? NickB79 Jun 2013 #6

I'll let you in on a secret ...it was sarcasm. L0oniX Jun 2013 #9

LOL, my bad, sorry NickB79 Jun 2013 #10

Kittens with two faces were being born Mariana Jun 2013 #8