There have been many species of two-headed animals discovered in the world. The phenomenon of two-headed animals occurs when a pair of twins does not separate completely.The phenomenon of two heads growing on the same body is found in many creatures such as turtles, sharks, snakes…

This two-headed cow was born in Virginia, USA. It has three sets of teeth, two lower jaws and two tongues, but only one mouth, two separate airways, and an eye socket with two eyes in it. The owner of this cow is farmer Kirk Heldreth, who lives in Retreat, Virginia. The two-headed cow is the result of selective artificial insemination, designed to produce the best cow.

This mutant fish weighing 2.5 kg was caught in Lake Athabasca. The two boys delivered the fish to Mr. Stuart Macmillan, director of resource conservation at Wood Buffalo National Park.

Two-headed twin Siamese crocodiles were found by employees of a crocodile farm in Thailand in 2001.

This is a two-headed grasshopper , with one red head looking more eye-catching, perhaps to distract predators. The photo was taken at an old coffee farm in Amagá, Antioquia state, Colombia.

The two-headed sheep born in Iceland shocked animal experts around the world. It also caused a big surprise in the Olfus area of ​​South Iceland when it was born with two faces. Local veterinarian Pall Stefansson said sheep born with two heads were rare, although he had heard of two similar cases over the years.

This pig was born in a small village in Quanzhou, Fujian province, China. The pig is 1.5 kg, with 2 snouts and 4 eyes. The birth of this two-headed pig is considered a miracle, a symbol of fertility in China. Besides, this strange animal was born in 2007, the Chinese year of the pig, so this strange pig was considered a blessing.

The two-headed gray and white cat was born at the Swan clinic, Perth, Western Australia. Veterinarian George Huber and nurse Louisa Burgess were the two people who delivered this cat. When born, the cat is only smaller than a hand. Of the three cats born, this one is the only one with two heads even though its siblings do not have any deformities. This cat only eats with one side of his mouth because of his cleft palate, but both of his mouths chew at the same time. This rare event occurs only once in about a million cats.

This two-headed turtle was found at a Kensington pet store in Florida. The shop owner bought this turtle from a man.

This two-headed python was discovered by a team of veterinarians at a zoo in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Both heads operate independently and are both capable of eating.