2-Headed Snake Has Nick Evans and the People of Mzansi Surprised, Rare and Eye-Opening Find for Sure

2-Headed Snake Has Nick Evans and the People of Mzansi Surprised, Rare and Eye-Opening Find for Sure

  • Nick Evans got a call to come and get a two-headed snake, a call he never expected to get in his lifetime
  • The snake was found in a man’s garden in Ndwedwe and Nick was the lucky man to go and grab the rare serpent
  • Social media users were captivated by the snake and let Nick know that they are glad he got to rescue it

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KZN snake rescuer Nick Evans got a callout that he never in his wildest dreams expected - it was for a two-headed snake! The mystical creature received a lot of positive attention from the people of Mzansi.

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Nick Evans was beaming when he got a call to come and collect a two-headed snake. Image: Facebook / Nick Evans
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While you read about two-headed serpents and even see them in movies, seeing one in real life is like living in a mystical fantasy. An awesome and rare find!

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Nick took to his Facebook to explain what went down. The snake was found in a man’s garden in Ndwedwe and Nick could not believe it. While the snake seems like a mystical creature, Nick explained that it is actually a deformity.

“The gentleman in Ndwedwe had found it out in the open, in his yard. I'm sure he was just as surprised as me! Two-headed snakes have hatched in captivity and in the wild, but it's very rare. It is a deformity.”

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The people of Mzansi marvel over the 2-headed snake

Surprisingly, the people of Mzansi were wildly fascinated by the creature. The comment section was filled with curiosity and amazement. Take a look at what some had to say:

Miranda Gerson said:

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“What an amazing little creature Nick! So wonderful that the man in Ndwedwe contacted you. Hope you're able to help the little guy eat...”

Steve Meighan said:

“That is amazing mate. Looking forward to updates. Maybe it can live a long time in care and we can learn from it.”

Vee Ness said:

“That is absolutely fascinating, and also curious about the relationship between the two of them as snakes are usually solitary aren’t they? I hope you will keep us updated lots of pictures Nick!”

Willper Martin said:

“Very rare finding it is. Thanks to the gentlemen in Ndwedwe for keeping it safe and calling Nick to pick it up. ”

Karen Moodley said:

“Wow, l hope it has a long successful life if it’s taken care of, looking forward to the updates, thanks Nick... awesome.”

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In related news, Briefly News reported that finding an intruder in your home is terrifying, but so is spotting a black mamba crawling through your bathroom window!

Durban-based snake rescuer, Nick Evans has shared a picture sent to him by a local couple who were startled when they found a black mamba crawling inside their home through the bathroom window.

In a Facebook post, Nick wrote:

“I received this photo earlier today, taken by @Chistie Naomie Everton Oosthuizen in Queensburgh. She and her husband were having lunch when they heard something fall in the bathroom."

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.

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