Baby bull is perfect Valentine gift?
Feb 10 - An appeal has been made in Japan to save a baby "Valentine" bull born with a heart-shaped pattern on his forehead from the butcher's shop.
The two-week-old calf, named "Ha-chan" after the word "heart," was born at a dairy farm 40 kilometres from Tokyo.
The farmer noticed the clear, love-heart-shaped pattern on the forehead the morning after he was born.
He's now a local celebrity but if no-one can give him a home he will have to be sold for meat.
Sonia Legg reports.
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