IanTwo Headed Snakes
December 19th 2008 11:06
Although rare, it is known for animals to be born with two heads. It has even happened to large farm animals such as two-headed cows, sheep and pigs. However, these animals normally only survive for a short time.
On the other hand, two headed reptiles have been known to live for as long as 20 years. There are a number of two headed snakes on display in zoos and even private residences around the world. As they share one body it doesn't matter which head eats, but owners try to feed both heads so neither feels left out.
*Images sourced from UPI.com.
On the other hand, two headed reptiles have been known to live for as long as 20 years. There are a number of two headed snakes on display in zoos and even private residences around the world. As they share one body it doesn't matter which head eats, but owners try to feed both heads so neither feels left out.
Two Headed Carpet Python at the World Aquarium in St. Louis.
In 2006 a two headed Albino Black Snake was born at the world aquarium and named 'We'. We was stolen but fortunately returned safely.
The World Aquarium has decided to sell We online with bidding starting at $150K. The money will be used to fund educational programs.
*Images sourced from UPI.com.
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