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Monks in Cambodia have been knocked for six by an unusual present - a cow with two extra legs.
The farmer who donated the bovine rarity feared her extra set of pins would bring him, bad luck.
Two-month-old Cham Leck, which means "Strange" in the Khmer language, is being cared for by monks at the pagoda near the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh.
As well as her standard four legs, Cham has two extras hanging from her neck.
Some locals in the heavily superstitious country have been treating the calf with some caution.
One said: "She looks so calm and peaceful that after a while you forget she has six legs.
"Then you raise your head and see these two extra hooves on the end of these spindly legs coming out of her neck."
The farmer who donated the bovine rarity feared her extra set of pins would bring him, bad luck.
Two-month-old Cham Leck, which means "Strange" in the Khmer language, is being cared for by monks at the pagoda near the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh.
As well as her standard four legs, Cham has two extras hanging from her neck.
Some locals in the heavily superstitious country have been treating the calf with some caution.
One said: "She looks so calm and peaceful that after a while you forget she has six legs.
"Then you raise your head and see these two extra hooves on the end of these spindly legs coming out of her neck."
Very interesting mutation. I'd be interested in obtaining a sample of this sixy beast's DNA.
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