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Born Under the Caul
Episode August 20, 2015 39 min

Born Under the Caul

From Stuff To Blow Your Mind • iHeartPodcasts
While all humans develop inside an amniotic sac, only a rare few are born with part of it enveloping their face. These membranous veils protect us in utero, but what does it mean when a newborn is covered in one at birth? In this episode of Stuff To Blow

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