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Adam Conn on Instagram: "Scanning Turorial No.6: The Mythical Amorphus Globosus (Parasitic Twin) 🎥 I recently posted a reel of finding an amorphous Globosus in a calving pen…now see what it looks like on ultrasound!! Let me know if you’ve ever seen one on scan or post calving! 🐮I find abnormalities on ultrasound scan so interesting, we see thousands upon thousands of ‘normal’ scans…so it makes these even more exciting when you find them! #vet #vets #farm #veterinary #reels"

AdeCent on Instagram: "The Creepy Twin… Amorphous Globosus Explained An amorphous globosus is a rare birth anomaly most often seen in cattle, though it can occasionally occur in other animals. It develops as a severely deformed twin alongside a normal calf. Unlike a healthy fetus, an amorphous globosus has no head, no working organs, and no recognizable body shape. Instead, it appears as a rounded mass of tissue, sometimes covered with skin, hair, bone, or cartilage. The condition happens in ide

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