On Christmas day, Rachel Hart's husband noticed one of their cows out on the field. The pregnant mama was giving birth to her calves, so the farmer brought her inside of the stable. The babies were twins, one girl and one boy, born around 70 pounds each. They're just about as adorable as Goliath, the cow who thinks he's a dog.
"She was on the larger side but to have twins, that was a complete surprise. It's one in a thousand to have the twins and for them to be as healthy and survive that's even rarer," Rachel told WTNH's Tina Detelj. We haven't seen a story like this since a mother cow delivered quadruplets! The couple wanted to name the first calf Jesus until they realized it was a girl, so instead they went with Joseph and Mary. The names come as no surprise since the twins were born on Christmas, but it's all the more appropriate once it was revealed that their mother, Bunny, was born around Easter.
"It was wonderful for the whole family. It kind of put this lightness in our heart. The kids were so excited, and the grandchildren… It just was a nice Christmas present," Rachel said.
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