They found a three-eyed snake in Australia

Australia is a country famous for its diversified wildlife, but one animal left many guards speechless. It's a three snake eyes they found on a road in the north of the country.

The reptile, which they named "Monty Python" in tribute to English actors, was found at the end of March in the town of Humpty Doo, although its existence is only recently revealed.

Studies have revealed that the animal seen through the three eyes. The third orbit probably developed when the snake was in an embryonic state, the Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife Commission explained on its website.

The defects they are common among reptiles, he added.

The snake, of the species rugs in pythonshe was 40 centimeters tall and about three months old when he was found. He died after a month of captivity.

"It is remarkable that he was able to survive so long in nature with this malformation. Struggled to feed before dying last week, "Ray Chatto, a park ranger, told the newspaper North territory.

The snake found a second life on the Internet when the Parks and Wildlife Commission posted its photos on Facebook.

Web users have focused on comparing the three-eyed crow of the Game of Thrones series or the Simpsons' three-eyed fish.