Unicorn Cow - Neatorama

It has been reported that a cow in China has grown a horn in the center of its forehead:

Farmer Jia Kebing noticed a small bump on this cow's forehead when it was born two years ago but didn't expect it to grow into a 20cm (8in) horn.

'My farm is famous in this region for this cow and people come in here just to see it,' said Mr Jia from Baoding in nothern China's Hebei province.

In the comments, describe the magical properties of the unicow.

Link via Geekologie | Photo: Metro.co.uk

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My goodness, do they have enough virgin milkmaids in China to ensure the sparkling milk is obtained in a timely manner?

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Triple corn cow :)..............now you are gonna fight for this????????/ sounds weird.... get a life....

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uni= one
tri= three

i agree with ted. somebody can't count.

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Not a unicow. Move along.

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Everyone KNOWS a unicow's milk has sparkles in it. It only eats skittles and it poops rainbows. Do not taste those rainbows, BTW.

The unicow will be held captive until it dies but will have lots of visitors taking pictures of it. If it's smart it will start charging for the pictures.

Maybe skittles can make a chocolate version and unicow can then make chocolate milk with sparkles! oh, yummy!

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A bicycle-tree hybrid. Genetic engineering has GONE TOO FAR!

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It is hoax. Trees only grow by their tops

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How many years has the tree? Look at the bike. Is that a 50th years old bike?

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I think the kid still on the bike. Where is the X-ray picture?

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Lola, I agree that it's a hoax, but if trees only grew by their tops, there would be a whole lot of really skinny trees in the world...

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I thought this looked familiar, that's my step-mother's favorite childrens book. It's cute, you should read it.

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It's actually not fake. I couldn't find it on snopes, but I found it elsewhere:

http://www.roadsideamerica.com/tips/getAttraction.php3?tip_AttractionNo==1412

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The tree is actually NOT eating the bicycle. It is simply growing around it.

If this is real, it was obviously set up a long, long time ago, and never touched since. Dubious, but not impossible.

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This is too good.

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Not a hoax, I've got a news clipping from the Oregonian (November 15, 1993) about the bike, with a pic of a man grasping the front wheel of the bike. The man, who lived in Vashon at the time, theorized that the bike had been there some 40 or 50 years.

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we have old trees around my house that have old barbwire (from the farm boarder) in them much like this bike

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I've been there - it is real, and very cool to boot. This isn't a hoax, staged or anything of the sort - just an example of what Nature will do if need be.

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