Zeke and Angel are two heads on the same snake. The 1 in 100,000 occurrence is the same thing as a conjoined twin - one embryo that partially split into two.

Have you ever seen a two-headed snake? This incredible reptile is not just a myth—it’s real, and we’re taking a closer look at how it lives and functions! Would you ever want to own one?

Angel/Zeke, a cute and crawly kingsnake with two heads, is chowing on mice and chilling with its keepers at the East Bay Vivarium in California. This Eye-Popping Two-Headed Snake Is Beating the ...

The East Bay Vivarium in Berkeley is home to a two-headed California kingsnake. Hatched in September 2024, this reptile survived beyond the expected two days —a rare feat for conjoined twins.

Zeke and Angel are two heads on the same snake. The 1 in 100,000 occurrence is the same thing as a conjoined twin - one embryo that partially split into two.

Zeke and Angel are two heads on the same snake. The 1 in 100,000 occurrence is the same thing as a conjoined twin - one embryo that partially split into two.

Zeke and Angel are two heads on the same snake. The 1 in 100,000 occurrence is the same thing as a conjoined twin - one embryo that partially split into two.

Zeke and Angel are two heads on the same snake. The 1 in 100,000 occurrence is the same thing as a conjoined twin - one embryo that partially split into two.