Since I was somewhat 9 years old, in that yearly incubation of chicken eggs, a two-headed chick, black with a couple of white spots on the left head, hatched. The right head was significantly larger than the left. I don’t know how we missed it in the many ovoscope examinations during the incubation period, but we never noticed it. After four weeks, a fox entered the yard and slaughtered a couple of chicks, among which he was, because I forgot to take them to the barn. She left only their joined heads. I thought that even the foxes fear (of) the different.
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