15 Animals Born With Two Heads

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Two Dutch fishermen found this.two-headed porpoiseIn June 2017, the animal, dead when found, floated in the ocean. A fisherman took a picture then threw it back in. This appears to be the only two-headed harbor porpoise known on Earth.

This double-headed cobra has two brains. These two heads sometimes meet. The cobra's S-shape move is cool, but moving like Jagger attached to another snake is not simple.

Thiscute kittyThis cat has names for both faces. One is Frank, the other is Louie.

Atwo-headed pigThis pig was born in China. Sadly, it likely will not live long due to various malformations. The little piggy has two ears, one eye, and two snouts. Such births happen from a split embryo that fails to separate fully.

This birdThis bird did not stop at two heads; it has three beaks. April Britt found this grey fluff ball in Massachusetts. It could grow into a beautiful, red cardinal if it survives outside.

Thistwo-headed calfSana Saida, meaning "Happy New Year" in Arabic, was the name. It was born December 30th, 2013, in Morocco.

This sheepThis sheep was born in Iceland in 2009. Immediately after birth, it opened both mouths to bleat, despite having only one set of vocal cords. Both nostrils flared at the same time while it breathed.

Thisrare snakeThis snake does not have two heads side by side like most polycephaly creatures. Its heads sit at either end of its body. It fights itself over its direction.

A woman in Maine saw twolittle turtlesShe stopped to help the turtles across the road. She found her new friend had two heads. She named them Frank and Stein.

John Jones from the UK has atwo-headed tortoise. He described their eating habits: “Both heads eat and sometimes they start on the same piece of food and meet in the middle.” This sounds like an adorable, reptilian remake ofLady and the Tramp, but it must get annoying sharing every meal with your brother.

Todd RayTodd Ray collects two-headed animals, including goats. Some were shown at the Venice Beach Freakshow.

Thisdynamic duoThis duo belongs to Todd Ray, a collector who cares for many dual-headed pets. They are named Jekyll and Hyde. Jekyll used to annoy Hyde, but the pair managed their differences.

Thisalbino hognose snakeThis albino hognose snake from the Venice Beach Freakshow is unique. Its owner paid $20,000 for this animal.

Besides the two heads,this little guyThe neck down part is totally normal. Experts suggest feeding only the dominant head because the weaker neck might not hold up during feeding.

What's worse than a cockroach? A...The cockroach has two heads.This little creature has one head on each end, making it doubly scary.