'Extremely rare' two-headed copperhead snake discovered by Virginia woman in her backyard
Stephanie Myers had found the rare two-headed snake coiled on her neighbor's flowerbed last week, a sight that she couldn't avert her eyes from.
Virginia Wildlife Management and Control has left their Facebook followers stunned after sharing “extremely rare photos” of a two-headed copperhead snake. A member of the viper family, the venomous snake was discovered by a Virginia woman in the backyard of her residence in Woodbridge, Virginia. She eventually sent the photos over to the state agency.
According to reports, Stephanie Myers found the rare two-headed snake coiled on her neighbor's flowerbed last week, a sight that she couldn't avert her eyes from. "I wanted to look away but couldn’t stop looking at it. Plays trick on the eyes," she told USA Today.