Here's what happens when two-headed snake's heads disagree

He's baaaack! Texas snake's fame goes to his heads ...TWO of them. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.
02:07 - Source: CNN
https://www.cnn.com/videos/entertain...g-orig-bdk.cnn

Poor snake, I have enough trouble with just ONE head- :D His hide looks awkward for him to get in & out of- anyone else think so?

Poor guys. The hide does seem a bit awkward...but after seeing how nasty they wounded themselves in the exhibit before, must work a bit better.
Maybe because it's so light they don't get hung up on it as much as other hides they tried? They just bulldoze it around a bit.

I dunno- I've never kept a 2-headed snake before- it's a challenge but they have a much better lifespan in captivity at least. I know each head needs to be fed at the same time (for best results), otherwise they've been known to grab the same prey & each other's mouth.