For a long time, the two-headed snake is no longer a legendary creature that only exists in legends but has been recorded in a few cases by world science. Recently, people discovered a snake with two heads slithering on the road in a village in Burdwan city, Bengal state, India.
Mr. Apurba Ghosh was the one who quickly used his phone to take a photo of this two-headed snake. Based on its appearance, it is believed that this is a non-poisonous water snake.
Rare images that Mr. Apurba captured.
It is known that initially, the two-headed snake appeared in front of a house in the village. Then in just a blink of an eye, it quickly disappeared into the bushes before being caught by people.
Also according to Apurba, the village where he lives is a place where snakes often appear because there are many forests around the village. However, snakes here do not attack humans. The villagers even cherish them because according to Hinduism, snakes represent good omen.
In fact, two-headed snakes are just a rare multi-headed mutation in animals. Normally, these mutant creatures only live a few months at most.