A rare two-headed snake was found in Gujarat’s Dahod district by a nature conservation group. The hatchling, identified as a wolf snake, is approximately five to six inches long. This unusual condition, bicephaly, occurs about one in a million snakes. After being discovered, the snake was taken for observation and later handed to the Forest Department. Similar cases in India include cobras and sand boas recorded previously.
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