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[–]Awps 1 point2 points ago

Repost?

[–]dparks20 1 point2 points ago

yup...

[–]hurdur1 -1 points0 points ago

No, it's actually a pretty common deformation. Probably 10% of the population has it.

[–]ItBme98 -1 points0 points ago

what part of the picture were you calling creepy? I wasn't sure whether the man had multiple limbs protruding from his chest/abdomen or was holding maybe a child with the same problem. Either way it appears to be a twin syndrome where a twin will die in-utero and merged with the other fetus instead of being absorbed....or a defective cell division while a zygote. There is a condition known as ischiopagus, meaning he has half of a conjoined twin that stopped developing in the womb.

Not very common but not unknown either.

ItBme