Siamese Twins (Chang and Eng Bunker)

Chang and Eng Bunker were famous conjoined twins from Siam (now Thailand) born in 1811. They shared part of their torso and were joined at the chest and abdomen. Despite their physical connection, they led independent lives, married sisters, and had children. They traveled internationally as performers, helping to shape public perceptions of conjoined twins. Their story highlights both the medical aspects of conjoined twins and the social challenges they faced, showcasing their resilience, adaptability, and unique bond.