Wildlife experts recently identified the newly discovered two-headed snake as a reptile as a sand python (Kenya sand boa) with a length of about 17.7 cm and a life span of about 6 months. .

Currently, the sand python has been moved to live in a reserve, where many exotic animals are carefully cared for. It is very difficult to save such a reptile, especially when the python is not cooperative. The most difficult thing when taking care of this two-headed python is that the two heads are always fighting when eating, because they do not understand that all food enters the same digestive system.

Two-headed snake appeared in India.

Sand pythons originating from Africa are the smallest and cutest python species in the world when they have small eyes that look quite funny. Their skin has a beautiful yellow and brown pattern. This is also the point of attraction.

Despite its ability to adapt to high temperatures, this species prefers to live at night. So they spend most of the day burying themselves in the sand.

Adult sand pythons are not too large, only about 50 cm. Their lifespan is about 15-20 years, in good captivity can be up to 30 years.

The gentle temperament of sand pythons is reflected in their favorite food, which is small reptiles such as small lizards, geckos, mice…