Two-headed snakes are rare and typically do not survive for long in the wild, according to National Geographic. The rare genetic abnormality can hinder the snake’s ability to catch prey.

A rare but deadly two-headed viper has been discovered in India. The 11cm long creature was found outside a home by shocked local Dimple Shah in the Kalyan district of Maharashtra state on August 7.

Experts not enthused Snake experts, however, dismissed the existence of any such snake. Ramu P, an expert said nowhere in the world is there any record of a seven-headed snake.

India police say they have seized a rare snake, known as a "two-headed" red sand boa, from illegal smugglers. The red sand boa is a protected species, and looks like it has two heads, because its ...

Rare two-headed snake discovered in forest area of Odisha State, eastern India It has four working eyes and two tongues on heads that work independently Believed by many to be sign of disaster but ...

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For many, just seeing one snake slithering around would be enough to induce panic. So imagine how the person who filmed this two-headed reptile slithering through the sand in central India must ...

Welcome back to Giz Asks, a series where we ask experts hard questions about science, technology, and humanity’s future.Today, we’re asking snake experts many questions about two-headed snakes ...