After looking at your photograph of Pieter Poth's calves we still are very doubtful about how frequently sextuplet calves occur.
According to Vu, the Referee's gullible and light-fingered editors were not the only dupes of the sextuplet yarn, which had been illustrated with six views of the same infant.
This Transforming Medieval Text Is Actually Six Books in One With a literacy rate hovering around an estimated 5 to 10 percent of the population during the Middle Ages, only a select few of society's upper echelons and religious castes had use for books. So who would have use for a sextuplet of stories bound by a single, multi-hinged cover like this? Some seriously busy scholar. Read more...
Jan. 24, 2014 - Gizmodo