Calf with Two Heads

 


Calf with two heads,a condition with slim chances of survival,finds an ally.North Macedonian farmer Petrovski vows to keep the newborn for ''no matter how long''  and says the animal is doing well with fused skulls,two sets of eyes and ears and two mouths.

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