First Windows Phone 7 mango mobile released...

First Windows Phone 7 mango mobile released...

The Spider Sisters....Repley's Believe It or not……

Jamuna and Ganga Mondal are conjoined twins from Callcuta, India. They are best known as “The Spider Sisters” because of the way they move around.

Monster octopi with scores of extra tentacles....Repley's Believe It or not……

In nature, it is quite rare to encounter octopi with extra tentacles (or "arms," for the purists), but a pair of aquariums in Japan's Mie prefecture have some extraordinary specimens on hand.

The permanent display at the Shima Marineland Aquarium in the town of Shima includes a 96-tentacled Common Octopus (Octopus vulgaris) that weighed 3.3 kilograms (about 7 lbs) and measured 90 centimeters (3 ft) long when it was captured in nearby Matoya Bay in December 1998. Before dying 5 months later, the creature laid eggs, making it the first known extra-tentacled octopus to do so in captivity. All the baby octopi hatched with the normal number of tentacles, but unfortunately they only survived a month.

Woman Delivers 19 lb Baby!....Repley's Believe It or not……

I don’t know what childbirth is like…but I could only imagine that giving birth to a 19.2 pound baby can’t feel all that good! These babies are exactly the same age:

The mother suffered from Gestational Diabetes, which can cause a baby to grow too large.

Avatar Girl....Repley's Believe It or not……

Twenty-two-year old Wu Ziaoyan of Southern China suffers from Fibrous Dysplasia, a tumor that has overtaken her two thirds of her entire face. She can no longer smell or see properly. Her parents are hoping that getting her story out will bring awareness to her issue so she can have the lifesaving surgery she so desperately needs.

The Woman with the Giant Legs....Repley's Believe It or not……

Meet Mandy Sellars, she has a condition called Proteus Syndrome, a condition that causes abnormal bone and skin development. The same condition Joseph Merrick, also known as the Elephant Man, was afflicted with.

Mandy is extremely petite, a size 8 on the upper half of her body. Her top half weighs only 68lbs, but her legs combined weigh 286 pounds!

First Pregnent Man...

screenprinting business in Bend. He decided to get pregnant because his wife had had a hysterectomy. He was able to conceive because he kept his female organs when he switched genders.
To conceive, Mr Beatie stopped the bimonthly testosterone injections he was receiving as part of his sex change.
The couple bought anonymous donor vials from a sperm bank and, struggling to find a doctor willing to help them, resorted to home insemination with a syringe bought from a vet that is typically used to feed birds.
“I actually opted not to do anything to my reproductive organs because I wanted to have a child one day. I see pregnancy as a process and it doesn’t define who I am,” Mr Beatie told the TV talk-show host Oprah Winfrey in April. “I feel it’s not a male or female desire to have a child. It’s a human need. I’m a person and I have the right to have a biological child,” he said.
Mr Beatie caused a sensation when he went public with his pregnancy in Advocate, a gay magazine. He posed holding his bulging naked stomach for a photograph reminiscent of Demi Moore’s headline-grabbing 1991 cover photo for Vanity Fair. “How does it feel to be a pregnant man? Incredible,” he wrote. “I will be my daughter’s father, and Nancy will be her mother. We will be a family,” he said.
A cameraman for the TMZ website filmed him leaving the hospital in a hooded sweatshirt, without a bulging stomach. In his Advocate article, Mr Beatie recounted the struggles he faced to have a child.
“Doctors have discriminated against us, turning us away due to their religious beliefs. Health care professionals have refused to call me by a male pronoun or recognise Nancy as my wife. Receptionists have laughed at us. Friends and family have been unsupportive; most of Nancy’s family doesn’t even know I’m transgender,” he said. His first successful insemination ended in a life-threatening ectopic pregnancy with triplets, resulting in the loss of all his embryos and his right Fallopian tube. “When my brother found out about my loss, he said, ‘It’s a good thing that happened. Who knows what kind of monster it would have been?,” he wrote.
Mr Beatie has said he may have more children, once he has experienced fatherhood.