Cyclopia often results in a miscarriage or stillbirth. Survival after birth is usually a matter of hours only. This condition isn’t compatible with life. It isn’t simply that a baby has one eye.

Cyclopia can lead to structural abnormalities of the head and face. It is also associated with low survival rates. Most infants born with cyclopia are stillborn or die within a few hours of birth.

Cyclopia is when the brain’s front part fails to split into left and right hemispheres, causing a baby to be born with one eye, no nose, and a proboscis. Learn more about what causes it and what ...

SHAH ALAM – Cyclopia, a rare birth defect characterised by the presence of a single eye and the absence of a nose, is a severe developmental anomaly. This condition occurs in approximately one ...

As human cyclopia is quite rare and incompatible with life, most of the examples of it known to modern medicine are of miscarried or stillborn fetuses preserved in medical museums. A recent ...

In this photo, an Indian Muslim vendor handles goats at a livestock market ahead of the sacrificial Eid al-Adha festival, in Hyderabad, Aug. 30, 2017. Getty Images / Noah Seelam A mutant goat with ...

Cyclopia is known to occur as often as four times in every 1,000 births, but in most identified cases, the mother's pregnancy does not reach a full term.

A MUTANT goat is being worshipped like a god after being born with an eerie-looking human face, say reports. Images and clips of the oddball beast have quickly gone viral after they were posted on … ...

A farmer was baffled after his sheep gave birth to a mutant one-eyed black lamb. Pipih, 65, said the mother and its other babies were normal except for this one born with Cyclopia at the rural ...

A goat with one large eye in the middle of its forehead, a birth defect caused by cyclopia, was born in a village in Assam, India, on May 10. Here's what causes the condition.