In spring 2025, the East Bay Vivarium announced it had hatched a two-headed California king snake that is doing well after six months alive. The reptile store says that only one of the snake's ...

A California king snake is turning heads with its heads. On March 26, the East Bay Vivarium in Berkeley, Calif., announced that it had recently hatched a two-headed snake.

Angel/Zeke, a cute and crawly kingsnake with two heads, is chowing on mice and chilling with its keepers at the East Bay Vivarium in California. This Eye-Popping Two-Headed Snake Is Beating the ...

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A two-headed California king snake is thriving at Berkeley's East Bay Vivarium after reaching a rare six-month milestone The heads of the snake are named Zeke and Angel, and one of the heads is more ...

A California king snake is turning heads with its heads. On March 26, the East Bay Vivarium in Berkeley, Calif., announced that it had recently hatched a two-headed snake. "Announcing our two-headed ...

The two-headed California kingsnake is a rarity, but not completely unheard of in the natural world. 31,136 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster than others?31,136 ...

(CNN) – A pet store in northern California is celebrating seven months of a very rare animal – a two-headed California King snake. Zeke and Angel are two heads on the same snake. The 1 in ...

(CNN) – A pet store in northern California is celebrating seven months of a very rare animal – a two-headed California King snake. Zeke and Angel are two heads on the same snake. The 1 in 100,000 ...

(CNN) – A pet store in northern California is celebrating seven months of a very rare animal – a two-headed California King snake. Zeke and Angel are two heads on the same snake. The 1 in 100,000 ...

Prepare to be amazed as a pet store celebrates a rare and extraordinary animal: a two-headed California King Snake named Zeke and Angel. This unique occurrence happens only once in 100,000 births ...