2.4M views · 112K reactions | This two-headed snake resides at the museum in Jackson. Conservation Outreach Educator Jackie Henne-Kerr shares some interesting facts about bicephaly during this video. Video Credit: Jamie Merrill | Mississippi Museum of Natural Science | Facebook

112K views · 1.2K reactions | Meet Zeke and Angel, male California king snakes with a fused spine, born at East Bay Vivarium in Berkeley. They are an extremely rare phenomenon, with the birth of a two-headed snake just a one in 100,000 occurrence.  https://abc7ne.ws/4cTQ7xP | ABC7 News | Facebook

4.3K views · 109 reactions | Ssssay hello to our two-headed snake at Audubon Zoo!  Donated by Nicholas Cage, the development of the two heads isn't a mutation but a birth defect, similar to Siamese twins. Reptile Keeper Chris tells us the right head seems to have most of the control of locomotion between the two. | Audubon Zoo | Facebook

61K views · 1.7K reactions | Our 2-headed snake is one of our most popular animals. Educator Deb Davis shares a little about her. Video Credit: Jamie Merrill | Mississippi Museum of Natural Science | Facebook

332K views · 1.1K shares | A two-headed copperhead snake was filmed in Richmond, Virginia Thursday (September 20, 2018). The baby specimen was examined by the state herpetologist, JD Kleopfer in Waynesboro, Virginia. Kleopfer wrote on Facebook: "Wild bicephalic snakes are exceptionally rare, because they just don't live that long. Too many challenges living day to day with two heads." | Voice of America | Facebook

169K views · 19 reactions | This extremely rare two-headed snake was found in a backyard in northern Virginia last week. Take a look: | CBS Newspath | Facebook