South Africans unveil traditional, free DNA test using cows to tell if a newborn belongs to a man

South Africans have taken to microblogging platform, Twitter to share an unusual practice of finding out a kid’s paternity commonly referred to as the “African DNA test”.

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It requires a man or his family taking his newborn kids to a farm with cows and the animals get to reveal what the child is biologically his.

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In a tweet, a South African woman shared photos of a father taking two babies to a farm and leaving them on the floor, surrounded by cows.

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Other South African Twitter users immediately explained its significance and how it is a form of DNA test.

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See tweets below:

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