Two-headed, four-legged, one-bodied fictional critter from the Doctor Dolittle books and films. Supposedly a gazelle/unicorn cross; has a head at either end.
The tag is used here for the unusual bodily arrangement rather than the character.
Body shape: no tail, but a head and front limbs at both ends of the body.
They have 4_limbs (quadrupedal) or more, which must be on the ground and facing opposite directions—or otherwise implied to be used for standing or moving the body. Not to be confused with queen_conjoinment, where two upper bodies (arms, not legs, at the join) fuse at the midsection, with one figure upside_down and bearing the pair's weight. A pushmi-pullyu's two ends are both fully-limbed and stand independently; a queen_conjoinment's two halves are each other's missing lower body. See also