Multi-headed snakes aren't just the stuff of Greek mythology. A snake with two heads has been born in the southern German city of Villingen-Schwenningen, its owner revealed recently.

Environment Animals Wildlife Rare two-headed snake is surprisingly thriving The second head breathes, flicks its tongue, and allegedly can get mad when provoked. Margherita Bassi May 16, 2025 1:22 ...

Two-headed snakes are not unheard of, but are very unusual, occurring in about one in 100,000 births. Studies into the phenomenon suggest that they are similar to conjoined twins, with each head ...

Angel/Zeke, named after two store employees, is around seven months old, a remarkable age for a snake with its rare mutation. Bicephalic (two-headed) snakes typically don't live long.

Two headed snakes are '1 in 100,000' Snakes like Tiger-Lily are rare and, according to The Reptarium, are the result of a mutation during reproduction called bicephaly which "translates to 'bi ...

Cases of polycephaly tend to make the news or go viral because of just how rare a phenomenon it is – to the point where, back in 2006, an American aquarium attempted to auction off a two-headed ...

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.

The right head gets more to eat, though it all ends up in the same stomach. The snake’s exhibit has been revamped, so there’s little to get stuck on. And two heads are no reason Pancho and ...

Another two-headed western rat snake found in 2005 is on display at the Missouri Department of Conservation’s Cape Girardeau Conservation Nature Center in southeast Missouri.

The right head gets more to eat, though it all ends up in the same stomach. The snake’s exhibit has been revamped, so there’s little to get stuck on. And two heads are no reason Pancho and ...