Three-eyed snake discovered in Australia The unusual serpent, which has two eyes located on either side of its head and an extra ...
Three-eyed snake discovered in Australia
The unusual serpent, which has two eyes
located on either side of its head and an extra one in the center, has been
dubbed "Monty Python"
SYDNEY – Rangers with Northern Territory
Parks and Wildlife in Australia have announced the discovery of a three-eyed
snake slithering down a road in the northern town of Humpty Doo, bamboozling
the wildlife experts all over the world.
The unusual serpent, which has two eyes
located on either side of its head and an extra one in the center, has been
dubbed “Monty Python” after it was found on a highway in late March.
X-rays showed all
three of its eyes were functioning and the extra socket likely developed
naturally while the snake was an embryo, the Northern Territory Parks and
Wildlife Commission said in a Facebook post, noting that such deformities were
common among reptiles
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