A rare two-headed copperhead snake was found in a Virginia garden in the US.
Imagine four fangs, not just two!
The Washington Post reports "it was a unique find in the herpetology world because two-headed snakes rarely occur in the wild."
In a Facebook post, The Virginia Department of Game and Fisheries says "the snake is being cared for by a private reptile keeper with lots of experience in breeding and caring for venomous snakes. Although it did successfully feed over the weekend, it still has a long way to go before we are confident of its survival. If successful, we hope to eventually place it with a zoological facility within the state."
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