
"It wasn't alive when we saw it," Kirschbaum said. "But it had one neck, two ears and four eyes. You do a double-take and say, wait a minute, whoa," she said.
Word has spread throughout the farming community about the two-headed calf, especially after kindergarten class. Heidi's daughter, Holly, asked if she could share the calf for show and tell.

"We brought pictures to her class - the kids and the teacher really enjoyed it," she said. The family isn't sure what it plans to do with the head. It's now ice cold in a freezer at the family farm. "We know it doesn't happen very often, but it happened to us," she said.
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