Rare Two-headed Snake Found In Woman’s House (Photos &Video)

A uncommon two-headed snake was rehomed after a North Carolina girl took it a science centre.
Jeannie Wilson, from Alexander County, North Carolina, was surprised when she discovered the reptile in her conservatory as she cleaned.

She instructed WSOC-TV that she thought the snake was injured earlier than she noticed it had two heads.
“I noticed one thing within the nook of my eye, and I stated, ‘lord, that’s a snake!, she instructed the station.
“The very first thing I assumed was, ‘Oh gosh, one thing has stepped on you and mashed your head.’”

She named the snake “Double Bother”, which she described as being “very light to deal with” and by no means tried to chunk her.
Ms Wilson took the snake to the Catawba Science Centre in Hickory, some 30 miles from her residence in Taylorsville.
Science centre workers stated the snake seemed to be round 4 months outdated, and seemed to be a rat snake, Ms Wilson instructed WSOC-TV.

“I went to the science centre and instructed them what I had, they stated ‘we might like to have it’, she stated.
Ms Wilson instructed Fox10 information that she retrieved the snake from the science centre just a few days afterwards, so {that a} snake wrangler might purchase it for his son, saying “it simply felt proper”.
In keeping with the Catawba Science Heart, one in 100,000 child rat snakes can have two heads, making “Double Bother” uncommon.

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