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A North Carolina guy with snake-raising experience recently welcomed a two-headed Honduran albino milk snake into the world.
According to Jimmy Mabe of CBS affiliate WGHP in High Point, the snake has two distinct personalities, one of which looks to be more dominant than the other.
"The right side is more aggressive than the left," Mabe explained. "It wants to bite me even more."
Jeff Beane, herpetology collections manager at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, told
Newsweek that he has seen a few two-headed snakes, but it is a relatively rare occurrence.
Comment: According to one researcher, who in the following Twitter thread provides a wealth of data to support his theory, it seems that both Earth Changes - sea ice melt - and human activity - poor management and overfishing - are to blame:
One question might be: what was causing the sea ice to melt? Was it a brief warm period that is now giving way to global cooling? And/or is there heating occurring in the depths as has been noted elsewhere? Lake Michigan deep water is warming and scientists don't know why - NOAA