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'Parasitic twinning' could explain calf with legs growing from head

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"Parasitic twinning" could explain why a southern Queensland calf was born with two extra legs growing from its head. The heifer, nicknamed Spider, made a full recovery after…

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'Parasitic twinning' could explain calf with legs growing from head

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