A California pet store has unveiled an extraordinarily rare two-headed snake.
The double-headed California kingsnake - one head named Zeke, the other Angel - has survived seven months after hatching, with rarity of its appearance being 1-in-100,000 - the same as a conjoined twin.
In a video posted to social media, East Bay Vivarium said they were ‘extremely hopeful’ for the snake’s survival as the two heads completely share their vital internal organs - although only one of the heads shows an interest in eating.
The average lifespan for a California kingsnake is 10-15 years, however, that can reach beyond 20 for snakes bred in captivity.
