East Bay Vivarium/Instagram 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.

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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 ...