Morocco Now Boasts of Rare Calf With Two Heads

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The unusual cow, which has brought an influx of visitors to the rural village, has been named Sana Saida that means "Happy New Year" in Arabic, the New York Daily News reported.

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Even though two-headed animals usually do not survive long after birth because of the abnormality, Sana Saida is still alive.

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