Something odd is happening to 101-year-old Chinese grandmother Zhang Ruifang from Linlou village in China’s Henan province. In the past year, a mysterious protrusion, which has been compared to a goat horn, has been growing out of the left side of her forehead. The horn is about 6 centimeters (2.36 inches) long and a second, similar growth has also begun to appear on the other side of her forehead.

Medical experts are unsure of what the growth is, but it is said to resemble a cutaneous horn, which is made up of compacted keratin, the protein found in hair and nails. Such growths can appear in the elderly, especially those with a history of significant sun exposure, but a growth of this size is extremely rare.

Or maybe, just maybe…well, is it me or is everyone skirting the obvious explanation for what this woman might be turning into?

I know everyone’s being nice and comparing her growth to a goat horn but take a good look at the picture above and tell me what it really resembles. Come on, you know what I’m getting at. And if you don’t, maybe our old furry friend can make it clear:

Someone might want to check if a tail is also extending out of this grandmother’s rear and if her feet are morphing into hooves. And please, get that pitchfork out of her hands.