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Biologists, what do you think of the case of baby Rahul?

Frank_Baker

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8 years ago

Biologists, what do you think of the case of baby Rahul?

Is what the mother is claiming happens to her baby biologically possible?

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bio_man

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8 years ago Edited: 8 years ago, bio_man

Hasn't this been discussed extensively in the past?

We've already established that this is an internet myth, what more do you need?

Furthermore, this is a homework help board, please post questions like this is the discussion board.

MouthoftheBeast

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8 years ago

No, the mother probably killed the kid accidentally or on purpose or whatever and made up a story about it. Happens all the time.

http://www.mouthofthebeast.com/

A blog about biology and life in college.

bio_man

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#3

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8 years ago

Agreed, the simplest explanation is always the most plausible when it comes to conspiracy theories.

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