Real Life Two-Headed Kitten Meows From Both Mouths, And He's Adorable
Nature has a fascinating way of reminding us, even if only briefly, just how incredible she is. Such was the case recently in Perth, Australia, when Quasimodo the cat was born.
Delivered via surgery by a skilled local veterinarian after the mother cat experienced labor complications, the kitten shocked the entire delivery room with his miraculous birth. One of the nurses assisting told her local community website "InMyCommunity" that everyone in the delivery room was completely astonished because, while the occasional extra tail or leg is not unheard of, no one present had ever seen a kitten born with two heads.
He's so cute.
After the precious kitten survived his first night, he had already stunned everyone; but when he meowed simultaneously from both of his mouths, that was a real treat! He has four eyes and two noses along with his two mouths, though he has only eaten from one mouth.
Recently, a two-headed kitten was born in Ohio, United States, but it only survived five short yet miraculous days.
Quasimodo, however, has continued to defy the odds, and this little white and gray miracle of nature continues to battle on. It was a great sign that he began eating right away on his first night of life, and he continues to astonish everyone around him by doing so well!
The nurse who gave the interview stated that his early life indicates positive prospects for a longer future than one might expect for such an anomaly of existence. She also explained how this happened!
The nurse and her unique find.
They are still on the fence about his name since they like both "Mr. Man" and "Quasimodo."
According to the nurse, Quasimodo's existence is the result of a congenital deformity, which occurs when something goes wrong during the early stages of embryonic development.
For now, the little guy continues to be closely monitored and cared for by a dedicated team of professionals, but he seems to be doing just fine.
What name would you choose for such a unique little kitten?
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