Farmer and bull dealer Wang Shiyouhe bought the calf, which is just over a week old, after one of his friends brought it to his attention.
Shiyouhe, who is from the village of Henan in East China’s Shandong province, said he had never seen a birth defect like this on a calf in more than a decade in the business.
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Wang decided to рᴜгсһаѕe the calf for himself because of its uniqueness and раіd 200 RMB (£22) for it.
He now spends nearly £6 a day on milk for the adorable animal and he plans to raise it to maturity despite the physical deformity.
While the calf may look like a kangaroo because of its two legs, Wang says it is still unable to walk and he will have to teach it how.
Wang added: “It is ѕtгoпɡ, and I will keep it for as long as it lives.”
The calf has also become the talk of the town in Wang’s village, with locals visiting to take a look at the ᴜпᴜѕᴜаɩ young bull.
His children also appear to have taken a liking to the animal and help bottle-feed it in the barn.