We frequently discover odd animal videos online. Sometimes, they are scary and often charming. Of the scary videos available online, there are numerous clips of reptiles, and speaking of which, have you become aware of or seen a two-headed lizard? Just picture what would take place if an individual saw a lizard with 2 heads! Of course, they would be frightened.
A video in which we can see a lizard with 2 heads and one tail has actually gone viral. The clip is presently amassing views all over social networks as it is scary and frightening at the exact same time.
The Instagram account UNILAD is popular for its odd videos. They just recently shared the scary video of a lizard that has actually gone viral. This clip is of a little two-headed lizard. We frequently see clips of a two-headed snake or a frog on social networks, however this time the video of this two-headed lizard has actually shocked everybody. The video has actually been identified, “Two-Headed Bearded Dragon Snacking Together”. Watch the video here:
UNILAD captioned the video as, “They’re like adjoined twins. Animals born with 2 heads have actually a condition called Polycephaly. The term is stemmed from the Greek stems poly (Greek: “πολύ”) implying numerous.”
In the video, the lizard is seen resting on a plate. Many little pests are crawling in front of it and the two-headed lizard is consuming those pests. Two heads and 2 stomachs of the lizard show up in addition to its single tail. Both have 2 front legs like typical lizards however just 2 back legs and a tail in overall.
The odd video went viral in no time. Seeing the clip, many individuals shared their feedback. One of the users commented, “Everything about this is absolutely scary”, another queried, “Do they have 2 different stomachs or do they share one?” “Will it matter if one consumes more than the other?” asked a 3rd user. Many audiences likewise shared stunning responses. The video has actually gathered 1.5 million views on Instagram.
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very first released: February 22, 2023, 12:31 IST
last upgraded: February 22, 2023, 12:31 IST
