Shivamogga, Aug. 6 -- In the quiet farming village of Udri Vaddigere in Karnataka's Soraba taluk, an ordinary day turned extraordinary when a newborn goat arrived with eight legs, three ears, two tails and two tongues - a sight so unusual that it drew curious villagers from nearby hamlets, all eager to witness what many described as a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence.
The newborn, born at the home of farmer and shepherd Kalingappa Bhavikatter and his wife Pattamma, survived only for a few hours. Yet, in that brief span, it became the centre of conversations across the region, reminding people that nature can still produce mysteries beyond imagination.
Initially, the family believed the mother goat was about to deliver twins. Instead, she gav...