The film focuses on Louws attempts to understand why he was born with extra nipples, a condition he shares with the likes of Mark Wahlberg, Lily Allen, and Tilda Swinton, as well as well known TV and film characters such as the Bond villain Scaramanga and Chandler Bing. Fascinated and confused by this seemingly pointless mutation, Louw sets off on a personal journey of discovery to try and unwrap "the riddle of the triple nipple". He starts out by consulting the man in the street and even a renowned teratologist, an expert in physical mutations. After testing the notion that extra nipples could be a sign of fertility, he discovers that they are actually an atavism, or evolutionary holdover – a sign of how humans evolved. See also
Accessory breast
Grace Sherwood, sentenced to jail for witchcraft partly on the basis of having "two things like titts on her private parts of a black coller [color]"
Polydactyly

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If the clothes are wet, then they should be washed with hot water then dried on high heat. Each individual should shower within two hours of returning home since this can help wash off any unattached ticks. Finally, a full-body check should be performed to ensure that there is no attached tick. If a pet was taken with you, they should receive a bath and a full-body tick check as well to ensure that they are not carrying anything into the home. Treatment
Early treatment for Queensland tick typhus is relatively simple. It includes a course of oral antibiotics such as doxycycline or chloramphenicol. If a patient cannot take the medication orally, then the antibiotics are given intravenously by a medical professional. Epidemiology
Queensland tick typhus is endemic to Australia. Since there is no compulsory reporting of rickettsial infections in Australia, it can be difficult to monitor the geographical distribution of this disease and have an accurate count of the number of cases occurring each year. The disease is most common along the east coast of Australia, coinciding with the geographic range of its tick vectors. History
This disease was noted during World War II among Australian soldiers undergoing basic training on the Atherton Tableland in Queensland. It is most common along the east coast of Australia, including that of Queensland. See also
Typhus
North Asian tick typhus
Rocky Mountain spotted fever
List of cutaneous conditions

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