[size=14pt]Doctors don't know why baby grew a tail[/size]

 

A baby boy has left doctors baffled by growing a 10 centimetre tail.

Mao Mao’s family say that his tail was the size of a little finger when he was born.

But as he got older the tail grew.

Surgeons removed the tail during a two-hour operation and Dr Liu of Ji'an Central Hospital said the tail was actually an intraspinal lipoma, which grows bigger with age.

He said: “It's better to cut it off as early as possible otherwise it will oppress the spine nerves, hindering intelligence development and leaving the patient incontinent."

SOURCE: Hover here

very bizzarre. . . i've seen cases of tail rudiments on infants but never this long. another sign of the end times?

It's possible that this is a sacrococcygeal teratoma in a rudimentary form.

ALL embryos have a tail, they are reobsorbed by the developing fetus usualy by the end of the first trimester. on race occasions it isnt reobsorbed and babies are born with a "tail" usualy less then an inch in length.