THE VIEW FROM FEZ: Calf With Two Heads Born Outside of Fez

Monday, January 06, 2014

Calf With Two Heads Born Outside of Fez

A two-headed calf born in Morocco has made world news. Images of the calf, born in the village of Sefrou, are on television and online as far away as Australia

The polycephalic (two-headed) calf was born in a Moroccan village and has been attracting lots of attention since its arrival on 30 December, 20123

The calf was named "Sana Saida"- Happy New Year in Arabic.Photo credit: Fadel Senna /AFP/Getty Images)

The calf was named Sana Saida, which means 'Happy New Year' in Arabic attracted scores of local visitors, but unfortunately the calf died two days later.

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