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**Title:** 6 Strangest Births You'll Ever See
**Summary:**
A video showcases 6 extraordinary birth cases, highlighting their unusual nature. Here are the cases summarized:
1. **#5: The White Baby** - A black British couple gives birth to a blonde, blue-eyed baby, defying genetic expectations.
2. **#4: The Heaviest Baby** - A 275kg Australian woman delivers a 19kg baby in 2007, setting a world record.
3. **#3: The Smallest Baby** - In 2018, a US baby is born weighing only 245 grams at 23 weeks, surviving against odds due to a condition called preeclampsia.
4. **#2: The First Pregnant Man** - Thomas Beattie, who transitioned from female to male, gives birth to three children, sparking both amazement and controversy.
5. **#1: The "Lizard Birth"** - A misleading case where an Indonesian woman appears to give birth to a lizard, later explained as a case of pseudocyesis (phantom pregnancy).
6. **[Missing #6]** - The summary only provides details for the top 5 cases, with no information given for the sixth.
**Tone and Conclusion:** The video aims to shock and amaze, inviting viewers to engage by sharing their reactions and subscribing for more content.
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**1-5: Controversial Birth of a White Baby**
1. In 2010, a black couple in Great Britain, Ben and Angela, had a blonde baby named Maisie.
2. Initial doubts arose about the baby's paternity due to her blonde hair and blue eyes.
3. Albinism tests were conducted, and the results were negative.
4. Paternity tests confirmed Ben as the biological father.
5. The reason for Maisie's blonde hair and blue eyes remains genetically unexplained.
**6-10: Birth of the Heaviest Baby**
6. In 2007, a woman in Australia, weighing around 275 kg, gave birth to a baby.
7. The baby weighed approximately 19 kg at birth.
8. The mother had overweight problems and noticed premature labor signs before the due date.
9. An emergency cesarean section was performed.
10. The birth set a world record for the largest newborn.
**11-16: Birth of the Smallest Baby**
11. In 2018, a baby named Xavi was born in a California hospital, weighing 245 grams.
12. Xavi was born at 23 weeks and three days of gestation via emergency cesarean section.
13. The baby spent five months in intensive care.
14. Xavi's low birth weight was due to preeclampsia, a pregnancy complication.
15. Initially, the baby's survival chances were very low.
16. After five months, Xavi was discharged from the hospital.
**17-20: First Pregnant Man**
17. Thomas Beattie, born female, underwent hormonal and surgical treatment to become male at 23.
18. Beattie kept reproductive organs intact.
19. In 2008, Beattie gave birth to a child, becoming known as the first pregnant man.
20. Beattie has since had two more children and is remarried.
**21-25: Mysterious Birth of a Lizard (Debunked as Pseudo-Pregnancy)**
21. A 31-year-old Indonesian woman, Debbie Clouds, exhibited symptoms of an 8-month pregnancy.
22. Medical tests confirmed the pregnancy, but a lizard was "delivered" instead of a baby.
23. The incident sparked rumors of witchcraft and speculation about a strange liquid causing the event.
24. Experts later determined the woman suffered from pseudo-pregnancy (phantom pregnancy).
25. In pseudo-pregnancy, women experience pregnancy symptoms without an actual pregnancy.