I was so surprised to see this picture when a friend of mine sent it to me. This is a snake found in a temple at Karnataka.
Looking like a creature from mythology, multi-headed animals occur in real life as conjoined or parasitic twins. It is not just in mythology that creatures are given to have two or more heads. This condition where an animal or human which has more than one head is termed as polycephaly caused due to developmental abnormality during gene mutation.
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Abi,
I would be surprised if this is for real. Looking at the 1st and 3rd pictures, it appears to be a photoshop'd image to me.
-Sasi
Same here, since I did not see it for real, im kind of confused whether or not to believe this. But there does exist such a medical condition though.
Sorry.. reports confirm that this is not what it seems to be.These snakes are very ancient and at that times the king snake had a jewel on his forehead too
Fake. Obvious photoshop in first picture. All heads are same
iam stunned
iam stunned
are these the only images shot on cam? where is the exact location of the sighting?
this is rediculous there is no such thing some1 did this on photoshop
Fanciful paintings, photoshopped images, and religious beliefs aside... there is no SCIENTIFIC evidence of a 5 headed snake... anywhere... ever.
Bicephalic snakes, while rare, have been recorded many times.
I'm a herpetologist... this is what I do all day long... 20 years running.
Well, then after hearing from an experienced herpetologist like you, i would definitely have no doubts about the existence of the 5 headed snake anymore.
Any common man like us would get confused with fake pictures like this. I wish people stop doing such things , but trust me they never will.
If this is real...breed it! These things get discovered (alive) and nobody bothers to try and breed more of them...Ooh and Aah till it's dead and then sit around bored:-/ I want a 5headed snake!!
i would really be awesome if it was true.......its surely done usin photoshop.....go tothis link see how its done "http://karlshuker.blogspot.in/2012/03/modern-day-nagasor-photoshopped-frauds.html"
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