Chinese village with 39 sets of twins can't explain how it has so many
 

Chinese village with 39 sets of twins can't explain how it has so many
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Could there be something in the water in this remote Chinese village?

Jiangjin village in Chongqin, China, started making headlines after it was recently discovered that the village has a rather high number of twins.

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Out of the 367 families living in the village, there's a total of 39 sets of twins, with the oldest aged 89, and the youngest at nine months old.

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Apparently, the "twin phe**me**n" in Jiangjin is **t exclusive to just its humans — the village's chickens have also been laying double yolk eggs. Read more...


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