These twin brothers have a bizarre tale that they can tell for the rest of their lives, thanks to Daylight Saving Time.
The riddle goes: Samuel was born first but his twin brother Ronan is older, how is it possible?
The father of the boys, Seth Peterson who is a trooper with the Massachusetts State Police, thought that something unusual might happen as his wife was giving birth on the night that Daylight Saving Time ended.
“‘It literally took me a day to wrap my head around it. I didn’t realize it was quite that big of a deal until my nurse turned around and said, ’I’ve been working here 40 years and haven’t seen anything like that.'”
Michael K. Lauf, president and CEO of Cape Cod Healthcare, described the birth as “a remarkable occurrence,” ABC News said.
He added, “It’s a pleasure to have such a positive story at our hospital about a wonderful young couple who will have a great tale for their sons.”
Samuel was born 5 pounds, 13 ounces at 1:39 a.m while Ronan was 5 pounds, 14 ounces 31 minutes later. Except his official birth time was 1:10 a.m. rather than 2.10 a.m.