The two-headed California kingsnake is a rarity, but not completely unheard of in the natural world. The snake is an example of conjoined twins, when two babies are born fused together, sharing a ...

BRANSON, Mo. — Is it one snake or two? With two heads, it must have two brains, even though it shares one body. Either way, Tiger and Lily are having a birthday party next week, and the public’s ...

Meet Angel. Also, meet Zeke. They're two of a kind. Angel and Zeke are the two heads of a single California kingsnake living at the East Bay Vivarium, a reptile store in Berkeley, California.

A California king snake is turning heads with its heads. On March 26, the East Bay Vivarium in Berkeley, Calif., announced that it had recently hatched a two-headed snake. "Announcing our two-headed ...

A rare two-headed snake at a Berkeley reptile store appears to be defying the odds. The California kingsnake, with heads named Angel and Zeke, at East Bay Vivarium hatched last September. The San ...

Nameless snake to get new moniker through social media. July 2, 2011— -- A python in Germany has slithered its way into the spotlight thanks to a rare anatomical anomaly: It has two heads. The ...

What is cold-blooded, prone to slithering and fond of eating live mice? And no, we’re not talking about certain members of Congress. Instead, say hello to Angel and Zeke. You’re not seeing double, ...

A state herpetologist released new details about a two-headed baby Eastern copperhead snake found outside a home in Woodbridge, Virginia, WTVR reported. The snake was examined at the Wildlife Center ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. When two employees at the East Bay Vivarium in Berkeley, California ...

The East Bay Vivarium says that both heads can control the body of the snake, but one of the heads is more dominant A two-headed California king snake is thriving at Berkeley's East Bay Vivarium after ...

Angel/Zeke, a cute and crawly kingsnake with two heads, is chowing on mice and chilling with its keepers at the East Bay Vivarium in California. Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and ...

The East Bay Vivarium says that both heads can control the body of the snake, but one of the heads is more dominant Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2013 ...