Last weekend, Justin Arnold from Seminole Heights, Tampa, Florida, USA posted a photo of a crocodile with deformed two heads on his personal Facebook page. Mr. Justin said he encountered this mutant crocodile while walking his dog.
Vertical separation occurs when zygotic twins fail to separate into two during initial formation. From there, the embryo will have multiple-headed defects.
Photo of the two-headed crocodile provided by Justin Arnold.
It is known that two-headed deformities in reptiles are considered rare, so the ability to survive in the wild without human care and intervention is even rarer.
Furthermore, scientists are suspecting this photo is fake because there are no footprints of the crocodile crawling on the sand. Meanwhile, its two right limbs were unusually floating on the sand
