Two headed snake both eating rat

A two-headed snake is easy prey for a bored domestic cat roaming outdoors. ... The snake's two-headed stature is called bicephaly, and it happens when an embryo begins to split into identical twins but doesn't separate all the way. The condition isn't unique to snakes—in humans, bicephaly results in conjoined twins.

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