A British couple has defied the odds again by giving birth to a second set of black and white twin girls.
Doctors say the phenomenon is so rare, that there are no statistics to illustrate the probability of it happening.
“Even non-identical twins aren’t that common. Non-identical twins from mixed parents, of different races, less common still. To have two eggs fertilized and come out two different colors, less common still. So, to have it happen twice must be one in millions,” explains Dr. Sarah Jarvis.
Badass Bridge of the Day: The Moses Bridge, as its name suggests, is pedestrian bridge that creates the illusion of walking through water — in this case, the West-Brabant waterline near Fort de Roovere in the Netherlands.
Designed by RO & AD Architects, the bridge was built using Accoya wood, a type of modified wood that offers the enhanced durability necessary to sustain a sunken bridge.
(Source: thedailywhat)
Abstracted self portrait
Another photograph from the Mutter Museum in Philadelphia, PA. Heads and baby arms.