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Baby Born Enclosed in Intact Amniotic Sac in Rare Occurrence
A baby was born completely enclosed in an intact amniotic sac, an event that occurs in about 1 in 80,000 births. Such births are more common during C-sections. In various European and Russian cultures, being born in the caul is considered a sign of good luck or special abilities.
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A baby was born completely enclosed in the intact amniotic sac, an event captured on camera and described as resembling a translucent bubble. @MarioNawfal reported that such births, known as 'mermaid births,' occur in about 1 in 80,000 births. These births are more common in C-sections, according to the report.
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In many cultures across Europe and Russia, being born in the caul is seen as a sign of good luck or special abilities.
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