A very rare snake with two heads has been found in the wild in South Africa.
Bringing to Facebook, the savior of the snake Nick Evans shared a photo of a two-species of snake-headed southern eggs. In that statement, Mr. Evans told him that he found a rare reptile when he was asked to collect snakes from a man who had found an animal that creeped in his garden.
The man, who lives in Ndwedwe, a city in north of Durban, does not want anyone to endanger strange creatures who why he put it in a bottle and asked Mr. Evans to take it.
“It’s a very strange sight, seeing this disabled snake,” Mr Evans wrote in the statement, added, “The length of the teenager, around [one foot]. It’s interesting enough to see how he moves. Sometimes sometimes, the head will try to go in the opposite direction from each other, in other times, it will rest one head at the other. That seems to be the most effective way to move. “
Furthermore, the savior of the snake tells that a unique snake is now safe in professional care. Mr. Evans was surprised that reptiles even survived to the point he found. He said that “there’s no point” to release the snake now.
“As far as I know, they usually don’t live long. This one will not last long in the wild. It could barely move, and when that happened, he did it very slowly. A very easy choice for predators, “explained Mr. Evans.
Since it was distributed, the post has been circulating on the internet. Comments on Facebook are happy to hear that reptiles have been brought to a safe place. A user wrote, “Bad. Very grateful is safe. “” Extraordinary little creatures! It’s very beautiful so that men at Ndwedwe contact you. Hopefully you can help your child eat, “added another.” An extraordinary photo. Very sad but also very interesting to see. Hopefully it has a quality of life Quite good, “wrote the third.
According to Newsweek, animals born with two or more heads have a condition called polycephaly, which is more common in reptiles than mammals. Animals with this condition do not often survive too long, depending on the extent to which the two heads are split.