In the early 1800s, a woman named Mary Toft from the village of Godalming in England caused quite a stir when she claimed to have given birth to several rabbits. At the time, many people found this claim to be bizarre and hard to believe, so a specialist was called in to examine her. It was ultimately determined that Mary was actually suffering from a condition known as pseudocyesis, or "false pregnancy," and that she had not actually given birth to any rabbits at all. However, her story had already caused quite a sensation and even caught the attention of King George I, who sent his own team of doctors to investigate the matter. Eventually, it was revealed that Mary had been using dismembered rabbit parts in an attempt to deceive people into thinking she had given birth to the animals. As a result, she was arrested and charged with fraud. Despite the fact that her story turned out to be a hoax, it remains a strange and unusual tale that has been passed down through the ages.