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Seven-week-old Lilli is now a minor celebrity in her native Switzerland after local media were splashed with images of the calf frolicking across a sunny field. Farmer Andreas Knutti from Weissenburg, which is 19 miles (30 kilometres) south of the capital Bern, says he couldn't bring himself to euthanise the animal because she was "so full of life."
出生在瑞士的這頭小牛名叫Lilli，7周大的她已經(jīng)是當(dāng)?shù)亍懊！绷?。原因很?jiǎn)單：她有六條腿。Lilli剛出生的時(shí)候很多人都預(yù)言這怪物肯定活不長(zhǎng)，但事實(shí)上現(xiàn)在她和其他小牛一樣健康茁壯地成長(zhǎng)著。
He told Swiss daily Blick on Thursday that a curve in her spine means Lilli may never become a normal milk cow. But Knutti says if the calf stays healthy she'll still be allowed to join the others when they head for their Alpine pastures this summer.
牛主人表示他實(shí)在不忍心將這么生機(jī)勃勃的小生物送去安樂(lè)死。盡管Lilli可能一輩子也無(wú)法成為一頭正常的奶牛，但如果她繼續(xù)保持健康，將有望在夏天和其他“牛友”們一起到阿爾卑斯山吃草。
