Snakes born with two heads generally do not survive very long in the wild, and even if it is raised in captivity, a two-headed snake has a shorter lifespan than a snake with just one head.

Two-headed animals have been reported for decades, and in an 1800s form of science clickbait, they were known as “double monsters.” Nothing changes.

According to Exeter Exotics the rare two-headed snake is a male, 1-month-old western hognose. The snake likes sardines and has not yet been named.

BARNSTABLE, Mass. — A rare two-headed diamondback terrapin turtle is alive and kicking — with all six of its legs — at the Birdsey Cape Wildlife Center in Massachusetts after hatching two ...

A rare discovery was made in northern Virginia this month when a two-headed baby copperhead slithered in the yard of a resident.

Rare two-headed timber rattlesnake found in the N.J. Pinelands- both heads fully functional but Herpetological Associates in Pemberton which found the reptile say it would be easy prey in the wild ...

The snake — named Pancho and Lefty — have two heads, two brains, and one body. He was taken off display in February 2021 due to a neck injury, but now he is fully healed and ready to greet his ...