WITTENBERG, WISCONSIN — Nueske Farms in Wisconsin just welcomed a new and unique member to their family — a two-headed goat named Janus - on Sunday.
He’s one of about 1,000 goats born on the farm this year — but the only one with two heads.
The Nueske Family believes Janus was actually supposed to be two goats — twins — but the eggs didn’t fully split.
They feed Janus from a bottle and get this — both heads eat.
As for the name — there’s a story behind that too.
“It’s after a Greek god that has two heads, and it means duality, beginning and ending. I thought it fit pretty well,” said Jocelyn Nueske, Janus’ owner.
The Neuske Family really wants to keep Janus as a pet and they’re hoping he will survive.
They say there’s a 50-50 chance he will make it.
