This temple in India plays host to a very special bull that has three horns and three eyes.

The beast was spotted roaming around the Jatshankar Temple in Chattrapur, Madhya Pradesh, India.

The bull is said to resemble Trishula – a trident used by many gods in Hinduism.

Its three eyes are also said to resemble those of deity Shiva.

The bull arrived at the temple after a farmer gave it away due to its reported aggressive nature as a calf.

Baldev Maharaj, a monk at the monastery, has owned the animal for more than 10 years and believes the animal is "special".

The footage was captured on October 3.

A Sacred Bull found in India that has Three fully grown Horns, and just below the third horn is a Third Eye. It is said that the special Bull was found at Jatshankar Temple in Chattrapur Madhya Pradesh, and its 3 Horns look like Trishul; the 3 eyes like those of Hindu Lord Shiva. The claims are partially fact, in the sense that the three horns are real, but the said third eye isn’t.
The sacred Bull came to Jatashankar Temple in Chattrapur. BaBa Maharaj said he has owned the animal for about 10 years, after it was given to him by a farmer from a village near Kishangarh, who left it in ashram Jata Shankar Dham. According to Baldev Maharaj, who believes the Bull is exceptional, one of the farmer’s Cow gave birth to the strange animal with three horns, and after 2-3 years, as it became aggressive, he left the animal in the ashram. For your information, Cow related animals are sometimes born with three or even four horns, and in some rare cases, they have a third eye.