See 10 rare two-headed animals that actually exist.

When two employees at the East Bay Vivarium in Berkeley, California, pulled a baby snake from the incubator seven months ago, ...

Bicephalic (two-headed) snakes typically don't live long. The Vivarium's unusual reptile doesn't move as quickly or as gracefully as a one-headed kingsnake. Reptile lovers know the animals can ...

Treasure hunters know that X always marks the spot. In this case, China’s latest treasure is a two-headed monster in the ocean, and X marks the spot where the monster is located, also known as OceanX.

A rare occurrence of two brains in one body at a Berkeley pet store.One hatchling born at East Bay Vivarium turned out to be a two-headed snake.They're male California kings with a fused spine ...

TAKE A LOOK. YEAH, THAT’S A TWO HEADED SNAKE, ZEKE AND ANGEL AND A CALIFORNIA KING SNAKE, ALSO KNOWN AS ANGEL, GETS ITS DOUBLE HEAD AFTER BEING FUZED AT THE SPINE. OFFICIALS SAY IT’S A RARE 1 ...

On March 26, the East Bay Vivarium in Berkeley, Calif., announced that it had recently hatched a two-headed snake. "Announcing our two-headed California Kingsnake! This Lampropeltis getula ...

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.

(CNN) – A pet store in northern California is celebrating seven months of a very rare animal – a two-headed California King snake. Zeke and Angel are two heads on the same snake. The 1 in ...

People paid a visit to East Bay Vivarium on Wednesday to see this two-headed California kingsnake. The two-headed snake is a result of a rare mutation called polycephaly, which means “many heads.” ...