Animals
Dutch Fishermen Catch Two-Headed Porpoise Near The Netherlands
Fishermen caught first ever conjoined porpoise twins. Dutch fishermen, towing their trawl nets in the North Sea, near the Netherlands, have come across an extremely rare catch -- a two-headed porpoise.
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