15 Strangest Circus Freaks You Won't Believe Existed!

Описание: Freak shows were much more famous 100 years ago than they are today. In fact, they’re now banned. They were once a staple at state fairs, carnivals, and circus sideshows. Curtains were tightly drawn around tents promising a “three-headed boy” or “alligator girl.”

Curious audiences wondered what was inside, and often handed over money for a quick peek. More often than not, they left dissatisfied, as most of these spectacles were nothing more than a tale. Most, but not all. These are the 15 Strangest Circus Freaks You Won't Believe Existed!

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