A sheep in Inner Mongolia has given birth to a seven legged lamb, CNS reports.
The lamb has two normal hind legs and five forelegs, three of which are fully-formed and two smaller appendages of differing lengths. The extra legs do not seem to be causing the lamb any difficulty walking, and it is perfectly strong and healthy, according to owner Wang Jingfeng.
Wang told reporters he will try his best to look after the rare creature and won't abandon it because of its disability.
[Image via CNS]
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