Chaoscrippler
May. 6, 2007. 04:19 PM
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LITCHFIELD, Neb. – A days-old black Angus calf romps about a central Nebraska farm just like any other – only this one romps with six legs.
"He's a real freak," said Brian Slocum, who said the calf was born Sunday to one of his cows. "I've never seen anything like this before.''
The two extra appendages – one a front leg, the other a back – extend from the calf's pelvic area. The longer of the two extra legs doesn't quite reach the ground, and they don't interfere with the calf's mobility.
The unnamed calf also has organs for both sexes and a surgically supplied rectum.
David Smith, a veterinary specialist at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, said the calf's twin sexes indicate the embryos for what might have been fraternal twins likely fused during development, producing one calf with extra parts.
Such calves are rare, usually plagued with internal problems and don't live long, cattle experts say.
But so far, Slocum said, the 85-pound calf seems as frisky as the others born on his farm.
"I'm curious to see what happens," he said.
Article found
here.
Saz EF
May. 6, 2007. 04:21 PM
QUOTE(Chaoscrippler @ May. 6, 2007. 08:19 PM) [snapback]334084[/snapback]
QUOTE
LITCHFIELD, Neb. – A days-old black Angus calf romps about a central Nebraska farm just like any other – only this one romps with six legs.
"He's a real freak," said Brian Slocum, who said the calf was born Sunday to one of his cows. "I've never seen anything like this before.''
The two extra appendages – one a front leg, the other a back – extend from the calf's pelvic area. The longer of the two extra legs doesn't quite reach the ground, and they don't interfere with the calf's mobility.
The unnamed calf also has organs for both sexes and a surgically supplied rectum.
David Smith, a veterinary specialist at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, said the calf's twin sexes indicate the embryos for what might have been fraternal twins likely fused during development, producing one calf with extra parts.
Such calves are rare, usually plagued with internal problems and don't live long, cattle experts say.
But so far, Slocum said, the 85-pound calf seems as frisky as the others born on his farm.
"I'm curious to see what happens," he said.
Article found
here.
Talk about fucked up.
Alan The Macho Man
May. 6, 2007. 04:23 PM
wtf, lol, thats so weird.
pennylane3434
May. 6, 2007. 04:23 PM
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The unnamed calf also has organs for both sexes and a surgically supplied rectum.
surgically supplied rectum?
Kazodos
May. 6, 2007. 04:25 PM
...What the hell? o_O
TK421
May. 6, 2007. 04:27 PM
QUOTE(pennylane3434 @ May. 7, 2007. 01:23 AM) [snapback]334093[/snapback]
surgically supplied rectum?
Yes, similar to Boxioms penis.
8D
kayy23
May. 6, 2007. 04:37 PM
woah, poor thing.
-N-
May. 6, 2007. 04:39 PM
great! and what do you want me to do about it!
J*E*S*S*I*C*A
May. 6, 2007. 04:40 PM
omg that is so weird
SmosherxMosher
May. 6, 2007. 04:40 PM
wow
thats crazy!!!
OneWeak
May. 6, 2007. 04:46 PM
It's so cute.
mikeshox
May. 6, 2007. 04:46 PM
QUOTE(Saz EF @ May. 6, 2007. 09:21 PM) [snapback]334091[/snapback]
QUOTE(Chaoscrippler @ May. 6, 2007. 08:19 PM) [snapback]334084[/snapback]
QUOTE
LITCHFIELD, Neb. – A days-old black Angus calf romps about a central Nebraska farm just like any other – only this one romps with six legs.
"He's a real freak," said Brian Slocum, who said the calf was born Sunday to one of his cows. "I've never seen anything like this before.''
The two extra appendages – one a front leg, the other a back – extend from the calf's pelvic area. The longer of the two extra legs doesn't quite reach the ground, and they don't interfere with the calf's mobility.
The unnamed calf also has organs for both sexes and a surgically supplied rectum.
David Smith, a veterinary specialist at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, said the calf's twin sexes indicate the embryos for what might have been fraternal twins likely fused during development, producing one calf with extra parts.
Such calves are rare, usually plagued with internal problems and don't live long, cattle experts say.
But so far, Slocum said, the 85-pound calf seems as frisky as the others born on his farm.
"I'm curious to see what happens," he said.
Article found
here.
Talk about fucked up.
yeah...
i mean that happend 2 it just bcause its black..
**trying 2 be funny**
ok not funny
but seriously still fucked up
Chaoscrippler
May. 6, 2007. 04:50 PM
QUOTE(mikeshox @ May. 6, 2007. 05:46 PM) [snapback]334133[/snapback]
i mean that happend 2 it just bcause its black..
**trying 2 be funny**
ok not funny
but seriously still fucked up
Yeah, not funny.
Saz EF
May. 6, 2007. 04:52 PM
QUOTE(TK421 @ May. 6, 2007. 08:27 PM) [snapback]334100[/snapback]
QUOTE(pennylane3434 @ May. 7, 2007. 01:23 AM) [snapback]334093[/snapback]
surgically supplied rectum?
Yes, similar to Boxioms penis.
8D
Haha, LAWL
ShayCostello
May. 6, 2007. 05:03 PM
ew wtf.
spence3020
May. 6, 2007. 05:07 PM
QUOTE(Saz EF @ May. 6, 2007. 08:52 PM) [snapback]334147[/snapback]
QUOTE(TK421 @ May. 6, 2007. 08:27 PM) [snapback]334100[/snapback]
QUOTE(pennylane3434 @ May. 7, 2007. 01:23 AM) [snapback]334093[/snapback]
surgically supplied rectum?
Yes, similar to Boxioms penis.
8D
Haha, LAWL
lol
thats sorta creepy
Gripster2000
May. 6, 2007. 06:50 PM
That picture looks EXTREMELY photoshopped...
DrakeN
May. 6, 2007. 06:51 PM
AND they don't even use the term hermaphrodite anymore.
Foobs
May. 6, 2007. 06:54 PM
The picture is definitely fake. The article is seeming to be fake as well.
nibbles6438
May. 6, 2007. 06:57 PM
sucks.
fckbees
May. 6, 2007. 07:33 PM
that is disgusting. gross.
Yander
May. 6, 2007. 07:33 PM
QUOTE(fckbees @ May. 6, 2007. 08:33 PM) [snapback]334435[/snapback]
that is disgusting. gross.
Agree'd like wtf?
boobookittyf*ck
May. 7, 2007. 12:35 AM
QUOTE(Gripster2000 @ May. 7, 2007. 12:50 PM) [snapback]334347[/snapback]
That picture looks EXTREMELY photoshopped...
The two hooves at the back aren't copied from any of the other ones, they're all different.
Not saying it's not photoshopped, but if it is, it's a good job.
If it isn't: That's HOT.
aussieash
May. 7, 2007. 12:43 AM
i feel sorry for the calf. haha
rawrrcore
May. 7, 2007. 12:53 AM
the world is all fucked up =/
boobookittyf*ck
May. 7, 2007. 12:56 AM
Get over it, haven't you ever been born with 2 extra legs? Come on.
IT'S NOT UNCOMMON.
frdyk
May. 7, 2007. 12:57 AM
Awww, poor calf...But the leg fur doesn't seem to run through to the other leg though...But my eyes lie to me sometimes.
Evil_thing_999
May. 7, 2007. 04:07 AM
I wonder if you can milk a hermaphordite cow. I wonder what it's milk tastes like.
I'm guessing both delicious and nutritious. Lots of calcium and protein.
Shortcake
May. 7, 2007. 09:59 AM
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"He's a real freak,"
That's sad! Poor calf; how would ya'll like having extra legs comin out of ya'll's groin! Poor thing. I would try to have those legs removed.
Marvin Nash
May. 8, 2007. 07:10 PM
Poor he/her =(
chelseaisapigeon
May. 9, 2007. 02:15 AM
it would be adorable without the extra legs
homer1561
May. 9, 2007. 02:23 AM
only one answer for this freak..... INBREEDING!!!!!
monkeys-are-kewl
May. 9, 2007. 03:38 AM
mhh at the mean comments, you've gotta atleast feel sorry or atleast sad, calling it names doesnt make it any better :/
FushBuck
May. 9, 2007. 04:06 AM
whats the problem...dont you have one at home^^
mydadwasahobo
May. 9, 2007. 04:47 AM
Ahahahahhaa!! look at it!!
audra
May. 9, 2007. 07:43 AM
QUOTE(Foobs @ May. 6, 2007. 10:54 PM) [snapback]334352[/snapback]
The picture is definitely fake. The article is seeming to be fake as well.
that is weird, i thought the article was fake, but if you look at the main source, it's the toronto star and it's a general news site. it actually might be real.
-smosh-fan-
May. 9, 2007. 07:46 AM
poor calf...
Axel2992
May. 9, 2007. 11:43 AM
So, the picture looks fake. Also, it's so unbelievable. The odds that a cow would have 6 legs, and also be a hermaphrodyte with no asshole must be like one in a billion. I'm not buying it.
PsychoWithaStick
May. 9, 2007. 11:59 AM
awww...poor thing.
BriTiSh~
Oct. 31, 2008. 06:00 PM
They probably made it eat chemicals that made it's blood go weird and make it get lots of things it shouldn't have.
Tortilinie_ShelZoid
Nov. 2, 2008. 08:08 AM
this made me so happy.
i must meet this cow.
=D
Weeveers
Nov. 2, 2008. 08:09 AM
shitty, camera, or edited
MisterMarty
Nov. 2, 2008. 08:11 AM
I hope it doesn't die
Sock_Puppet
Nov. 2, 2008. 08:12 AM
Amazing.
Rantplz
Nov. 2, 2008. 08:15 AM
Thats so sad
Poor cow! but its soo cutte!
sheep_go_baa
Nov. 2, 2008. 08:16 AM
It's a he-she?
Rantplz
Nov. 2, 2008. 08:17 AM
QUOTE(sheep_go_baa @ Nov. 2, 2008. 08:16 AM) [snapback]1284899[/snapback]
It's a he-she?
Well I guess so because its a hermaphrodite..meaning it has both male and female genitals..
Weeveers
Nov. 2, 2008. 08:18 AM
it can make its own bebbehz
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