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This is not the first two-headed pig born in China. In 2001, Reuters reported that a Chinese farmer showed off a piglet born with two heads and three eyes in Zhaodun village in the province of Jiangsu.
LiveScience reports that the recently born two-headed pig is likely the result of an embryo splitting two separate organisms, but the process to become twins did not complete.
This condition is called "axial bifurcation" and was studied in March 2013 when a two-headed bull shark was discovered.
"Halfway through the process of forming twins, the embryo stops dividing." - Michael Wagner,researcher at Michigan State University
According to NBC, a veterinarian reports that it is unlikely that the pig will survive due to the deformity.
Are two-headed critters rare? While they are not common, there have been photographs of snakes, turtles, kittens and even a two-headed goat shared on the Web in the past.
The Week reported in 2007 that a store manager at Big Al's Aquarium Supercenter in East Norriton, Pa., showed off a two-headed red slider turtle in his store.
A two-headed goat was born in Cuba on May 26, 2004.
Reuters reported at the time of the goat's birth that it breathed and ate with both heads. It had four eyes that it opened and closed at the same time.
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