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A wildlife conservation organization in India has successfully found a rare two-headed snake in the state of Gujarat. This is the first recorded case of its kind in the state and the fifth across the country. The non-venomous snake measures between 13 and 15 centimeters in length and is estimated to be about six months old. Two-headed snakes are extremely rare, occurring once in every million snakes, often as a result of congenital deformities during development. These abnormalities are believed to be caused by factors such as temperature fluctuations, oxygen deficiency, poisoning, or radiation during the embryonic stage. The two-headed snake faces challenges in movement and hunting due to its unusual condition.
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