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[ad_1] A copper serpent with two heads. Virginia Wildlife Center State officials placed a rare two headed copper head snake at a viper breeder after a woman in Northern Virginia found the …

[ad_1] Imagine eating if you had two heads and two mouths to feed on one body. Such was the dilemma for a two-headed copperhead snake recently discovered in a yard in Woodbridge, …

[ad_1] For all those who suffer from ophidiophobia, look now. An extremely rare and terrifying two-headed copper head snake was found in the garden of a woman in the US state of …

[ad_1] Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries A woman in Virginia found an extremely rare two-headed copperhead …

[ad_1] The rare two-headed copper head snake can be a baby, but it is still metal AFImage: J.D. Kleopfer / Virginia Wildlife Center By Jess Joho2018-09-23 22:18:22 UTC "It's the nightmarish fuel …

[ad_1] The unidentified person who found the snake contacted the Virginia Herpetological Society for identification and a state herpetologist took it over to study it. "Wild bicephalic snakes are exceptionally rare because …

[ad_1] published September 23, 2018 09:14:55 An "exceptionally rare" two-headed copper head snake was found in a yard in the United States. According to a reptilian specialist who examined the snake after …

[ad_1] WOODBRIDGE, Va. – A resident of Virginia found an unusual creature in her flowerbed: a two-headed copper-headed snake. After the Woodbridge, Virginia, a woman discovered the unique snake earlier this month, …

[ad_1] A two-headed copper-headed snake, a viper, was found Sunday night in Woodbridge, Virginia.(Photo courtesy of JD Kleopfer, Department of Hunting and Inland Fisheries of Virginia) A state agency took care of …

[ad_1] The snake was spotted in a backyard in Woodbridge, Virginia. (Virginia Wildlife Management and Control) Officials from Virginia Wildlife Management and Control took to Facebook to share "extremely rare photos" of …