Rare Two-Headed Rat Snake with One Body and Four Eyes Rescued in India + Video

Villagers in the 'Danpur' area of Gujarat, India, found the snake and informed a local environmental group. The group that rescued the snake says each head has its own separate neural network. This rare two-headed snake belongs to the rat snake species. It is believed to be the first time a two-headed rat snake has been observed in this region of India.

Residents of a village in Dhanpur district in Gujarat, India found this snake. They then notified a local environmental group. The group that rescued this snake says that each snake's head has its own separate neural network. This rare two-headed snake is a wolf snake. This is believed to be the first time a two-headed wolf has been spotted in this part of India. Source: Ambassador Arjan

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