We’re Rooting for This Rare, Two-Headed Turtle (See It Here)

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Two heads aren’t better than one when you’re sharing the same body, unfortunately. According to Joseph Morena of AquaTerra Exotic Pets, survival rates for two-headed animals are very low, but Morena was determined to do whatever he possibly could to help a little two-headed turtle survive against the odds.

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In a series of Instagram posts, Morena introduces the rare turtle to his followers. He says his friend hatched the two-headed anomaly, which he now cares for in his shop. So far so good, it seems, since the “big head” is eating, and the turtle/s is/are pooping.

Morena is doing his best, and we’re rooting for him and the multi-headed turtle.

See photos and videos of the rare two-headed turtle here:

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