The Spider Sisters – Spider Conjoined Twins from India

Several months ago we have talk about the gallery of siamese twins, in that picture gallery we can see the siamese conjoined twins, Births of conjoined twins, whose skin and internal organs are fused together, are rare. Conjoined twins occur once every 200,000 live births, and their survival is anything but assured. now we have another conjoined or siamese twins case. now it’s from India.

Conjoined twins Ganga and Jamuna Mondal support their family with a bizarre circus act – billed as The Spider Sisters. The 39-year-old pair, who have two heads, three legs and four arms, are among the rarest types of twins in the world. And curious spectators flock to see them crawl insect-like across the stage in their native India for five hours a night – in return for just £26 in wages.

The cash is enough to feed their extended family of 22 for a fortnight. Jamuna says: “People are drawn to us. They think we are strange.” “We don’t go out much as we get nervous.”

Another of the sisters’ fears is being separated – after doctors warned it could be fatal.

But US conjoined twins expert Dr James Stein said they COULD survive after testing them in TV documentary Human Spider Sisters – on Discovery at 9pm tomorrow. Yet the sisters opted to stay together. Cuddling her sister, Ganga says: “The way God made us is the way we will live.”

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