Conjoined twins Abby and Brittany Hensel have ‘unique’ anatomies, with shared features and certain adaptations.
They’re dicephalic parapagus twins, having two separate heads and joined at the torso.
The twins have been quite open about their lives, like their careers as teachers and their relationships.
Today (December 30), a YouTuber named Hashem Al-Ghaili shared a simulation video on his channel, breaking down how their anatomies work.
The video shows an animated version of the twins and mentions they have a’remarkable blend of shared and individual organs and tissues’. Each has their own distinct upper-body systems.
Abby and Brittany have two heads, two brains, two spinal cords, and two hearts, all part of a shared circulatory system.