Twins share a brain and see out of each other’s eyes


"Craniopagus twins, joined at the head, are a rarity - one in 2.5 million. The vast majority do not survive 24 hours."

"...they share a brain and see out of each other’s eyes... share the senses of touch and taste and even control one another’s limbs... they know one another’s thoughts without having to speak."

"Though they share a brain, the two girls show distinct personalities and behavior. One example was when one started drinking juice the other felt it physically going through her body."




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