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It
\n was born with four eyes, two noses, two mouths and two tongues, but it’s
\n just one cat. <\/p>\n
A two-faced female kitten, named Gemini, was born late Sunday night. The
\n kitten is owned by Lee Bluetear of Glide.<\/p>\n
"It’s like it’s got one head. Up at the front is where it’s split," Bluetear
\n said. "Right at the front (the faces) are basically independent."<\/p>\n
The two mouths appear to flow into one throat, Bluetear said.<\/p>\n
"The vets and I both agreed that she probably has one brain," she added.<\/p>\n
So far, Gemini is alive and well, much stronger and drinking more milk
\n than its first days.
\n "Everybody is totally amazed that this thing exists," Bluetear said.<\/p>\n
That includes Roseburg veterinarian Alan Ross, who examined Gemini on Tuesday.
\n "With the three of our veterinarians here, we have a combined total of
\n 50 years of experience," Ross said. "We have never seen anything like this."<\/p>\n
from the Oregon It was born with four eyes, two noses, two mouths and two tongues, but it’s just one cat. A two-faced female kitten, named Gemini, was born late Sunday night. The kitten is owned by Lee Bluetear of Glide. "It’s like … Continue reading
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