According to Exeter Exotics the rare two-headed snake is a male, 1-month-old western hognose. The snake likes sardines and has not yet been named.

An Eastern Hognose snake emerged out of the Atlantic Ocean on Saturday, April 26 Roxy Flanagan One woman’s beach trip went viral after she documented a huge snake slithering on the Ocean City ...

The southern hognose snake population […] (WGHP) — A snake that can be found across the south, including in the Carolinas, may be labeled as endangered due to a lawsuit filed on Thursday.

The U.S. snake in question is the eastern hognose, which is known for the over-the-top display. The video was posted on Facebook in 2021 by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, ...

Southern hognose snakes live in the longleaf pine ecosystem, a fire-dependent forest habitat that once covered 92 million acres in the Atlantic and Gulf Coast regions. By the 21st century, 97% of ...

The video, which went viral with more than 4,000 shares on Facebook, shows what appears to be an eastern hognose snake gliding across the sand and in the ocean.

The snake eventually slithered back into the ocean and vanished. Eastern hog-nosed snakes, also referred to as eastern hognose snakes, are mildly venomous but considered mostly harmless to humans.