Two-headed dolphins'

this time I will discuss about the two-headed sharks but rarely do conjoined sharks

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The dolphin is tiny, because the animal is newborn. The two heads are perfect, but the abdomen and waist are fused and there is only one male sex. A very rare case and the first for the species of dolphin harbor or Phocoena phocoena Allegedly these dolphins die shortly after both are born.
Scientific records of the conjoined twin dolphins have appeared in the latest issue of the Deinse Journal of the Rotterdam Museum of Natural History in the Netherlands.
The fishing boats found the dolphins as they lifted their trawls in May 2017. Because the crew were worried that the dolphin specimen was classified as illegal, they threw the dead two-headed mammals into the sea. So closed the possibility to be investigated further.
Previously thrown into the sea, fishermen had captured the dolphins with some photo shots.
In the world, there are only 10 cases of conjoined twins in marine mammals of relatives of whales and dolphins. That new found, while the incidence of conjoined twins in this type of wildlife is not known for suspected such animals can not last long. Possible to die while still in the mother's womb or shortly after birth.

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by@bohmano