Only In Cuba 15 - Two-Headed Turtle Discovery in Havana

The video discusses the intriguing discovery of a two-headed Cuban turtle found by a police officer in Havana. The turtle, in good health, prompts curiosity about the frequency of such anomalies in Cuba. The video suggests further investigation, starting with a visit to a zoo, to explore the occurrence of two-headed animals.

What unique feature does the Cuban turtle have?

• It can fly.

• It is invisible.

• It has two heads.

• It changes colors.

Where was the two-headed turtle discovered?

• In a forest.

• In a zoo.

• On a mountain.

• On the banks of a river.

What was the concern regarding the water where the turtle was found?

• It was too shallow.

• It was contaminated.

• It was too salty.

• It was too cold.

What is suggested as a starting point for investigating two-headed animals in Cuba?

• A laboratory.

• A university.

• A turtle tank at the zoo.

• A library.

What is the narrator's suggestion for finding more two-headed animals?

• Visit a two-headed zoo.

• Search the internet.

• Ask local residents.

• Read scientific journals.