Two-Headed Snake

A two-headed snake was born in a pet store in Amherst, New York. (Link: Yahoo! News.) The store's owner, Diane Dedominics, noted:

We'll have to not let them see each other when they're feeding because if they do they will devour the other snake. So if one snake has a mouse in its mouth and the other one sees it, it will try to get the mouse as well and try to devour it and therefore take in the whole other snake.

Apparently they're going to call them Bush and Rove.

(Thanks to Big Gary for the link and the joke.)

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Posted By: Alex - Fri Jul 11, 2008
Category: Animals

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