Mar 13, 2015: A deformed cow with two heads has been sold to an abattoir for £270 ($400).
The double-faced bullock took centre stage at a cattle auction in North Queensland, Australia on Tuesday.
It has a normal head just like any other cow, but on top is another face, which has one eye, a single tooth and two working nostrils.
Shock: The two-faced cow turned heads at the Australian cattle auction
Pictures were posted on the Mareeba Saleyards Facebook page describing him as in ’great condition’.
The post, advertising an "interesting bullock", reads: "Second face has an eye, one tooth and working nostrils. In great condition.
Feeling fine: The cow is in ’great condition’ despite his deformity
Yard chairman Gerry Collins said the deformity was caused by a genetic variation.
He said: "Sometimes the genetic engineering doesn’t quite work according to plan.
Deformed: It was caused by a ’genetic variation’
"There was a fair bit of curiosity and interest but I don’t know whether there was a lot of interest in a commercial sense.
"There’s nothing wrong with it as far as the animal is concerned."
Courtesy: London mirror