Strange:Calf Born With 8 Legs, 4 Ears, 2 Bodies And 1 Head In New Zealand

A veterinarian in New Zealand thought the animal was "pretty unusual," which is quite an understatement considering that the deformed calf had two bodies, four ears, and eight legs.
 The New Zealand dairy farmer Neil Davy, who delivered the stillborn calf on Monday, told the website NZ Farmer that if he hadn't been there, the mother cow would have surely died.

"It was hard going," Davy told the website, "I was up to my elbows in lube and calf goo, sweat coming off my forehead. It's not nice to see a cow in distress."

Davy told the site that he'd originally thought he was delivering twins. Close enough: identical twins come from one egg that divides, and veterinarian Jonathan Spencer told NZ Farmer that Davy's calf "[seems] like an incomplete divide of an egg."

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According to Mail Online

A transgender woman in New York has died after being beaten by a group of men who attacked her and yelled gay slurs. 

The victim, 21-year-old Islan Nettles, died Thursday in a Harlem hospital when she was taken off life support five days following the attack.
The attacker, a 20-year-old man named Paris Wilson, was arrested for assault but now that the victim has died he may face murder charges. 

The attack on Nettles was the latest in a spate of bias incidents this year in New York and a total of 68 have been reported so far this year, showing a significant increase from the 54 that were reported in all of last year.
Nettles and a friend, another transgender woman, were out Saturday evening in Harlem when they ran into a group of men and one pounced, punching Nettles in the face, police said.
The New York Post reports that the attack took place after Wilson began flirting with Nettles, before he realized she was transgendered. 

Once that became clear, his friends started teasing him and he proceeded to attack her.
After the attack, Nettles was hospitalized, slipped into a coma and later died.
The witness eventually told detectives about the anti-gay remarks- after initially leaving them out of the criminal report- and the hate crimes task force took over the investigation.
Detectives are looking whether the suspect had propositioned Nettles. 

Upgraded charges are possible following the medical examiner’s ruling, police said.
Nettle’s sister, Elana, said in an interview Friday that she and her mother were coping well so far but did not comment further. 

The bias attacks this year range from yelled slurs to the May killing of a 32-year-old gay man in Greenwich Village. Police stepped up patrols this summer in response. 

In May, police said Mark Carson, 32, was first taunted with homophobic slurs, then shot in the head in Greenwich Village, not far from the site of 1969 riots that helped give rise to the gay rights movement.

- See more at: http://www.gosippme.com/2013/08/transgender-woman-beaten-to-death-by.html#.Uhi4xa79WJQ

According to Mail Online

A transgender woman in New York has died after being beaten by a group of men who attacked her and yelled gay slurs. 

The victim, 21-year-old Islan Nettles, died Thursday in a Harlem hospital when she was taken off life support five days following the attack.
The attacker, a 20-year-old man named Paris Wilson, was arrested for assault but now that the victim has died he may face murder charges. 

The attack on Nettles was the latest in a spate of bias incidents this year in New York and a total of 68 have been reported so far this year, showing a significant increase from the 54 that were reported in all of last year.
Nettles and a friend, another transgender woman, were out Saturday evening in Harlem when they ran into a group of men and one pounced, punching Nettles in the face, police said.
The New York Post reports that the attack took place after Wilson began flirting with Nettles, before he realized she was transgendered. 

Once that became clear, his friends started teasing him and he proceeded to attack her.
After the attack, Nettles was hospitalized, slipped into a coma and later died.
The witness eventually told detectives about the anti-gay remarks- after initially leaving them out of the criminal report- and the hate crimes task force took over the investigation.
Detectives are looking whether the suspect had propositioned Nettles. 

Upgraded charges are possible following the medical examiner’s ruling, police said.
Nettle’s sister, Elana, said in an interview Friday that she and her mother were coping well so far but did not comment further. 

The bias attacks this year range from yelled slurs to the May killing of a 32-year-old gay man in Greenwich Village. Police stepped up patrols this summer in response. 

In May, police said Mark Carson, 32, was first taunted with homophobic slurs, then shot in the head in Greenwich Village, not far from the site of 1969 riots that helped give rise to the gay rights movement.

- See more at: http://www.gosippme.com/2013/08/transgender-woman-beaten-to-death-by.html#.Uhi4xa79WJQ

According to Mail Online

A transgender woman in New York has died after being beaten by a group of men who attacked her and yelled gay slurs. 

The victim, 21-year-old Islan Nettles, died Thursday in a Harlem hospital when she was taken off life support five days following the attack.
The attacker, a 20-year-old man named Paris Wilson, was arrested for assault but now that the victim has died he may face murder charges. 

The attack on Nettles was the latest in a spate of bias incidents this year in New York and a total of 68 have been reported so far this year, showing a significant increase from the 54 that were reported in all of last year.
Nettles and a friend, another transgender woman, were out Saturday evening in Harlem when they ran into a group of men and one pounced, punching Nettles in the face, police said.
The New York Post reports that the attack took place after Wilson began flirting with Nettles, before he realized she was transgendered. 

Once that became clear, his friends started teasing him and he proceeded to attack her.
After the attack, Nettles was hospitalized, slipped into a coma and later died.
The witness eventually told detectives about the anti-gay remarks- after initially leaving them out of the criminal report- and the hate crimes task force took over the investigation.
Detectives are looking whether the suspect had propositioned Nettles. 

Upgraded charges are possible following the medical examiner’s ruling, police said.
Nettle’s sister, Elana, said in an interview Friday that she and her mother were coping well so far but did not comment further. 

The bias attacks this year range from yelled slurs to the May killing of a 32-year-old gay man in Greenwich Village. Police stepped up patrols this summer in response. 

In May, police said Mark Carson, 32, was first taunted with homophobic slurs, then shot in the head in Greenwich Village, not far from the site of 1969 riots that helped give rise to the gay rights movement.

- See more at: http://www.gosippme.com/2013/08/transgender-woman-beaten-to-death-by.html#.Uhi4xa79WJQ