This is not a circus freak, and so we should treat people in the photographs from a different point of view, and the scientific community to ensure their social support. They are called Savita (23 years), Moniz (19 years) and Savitri (15 years), three young Indian girl living with a rare (perhaps the rarest in the world) syndrome, known as "Werewolf."
The three girls lived in a village near the city of Pune in central India. This mutation affects only one person in a billion. Three girls are absolutely identical in the development of other people his age, the only difference - they have the whole body is covered with an incredible scalp. The family can not do anything now because the cost of treatment will be up to 10,000 dollars for each child.
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