Only In Africa 4 - Two-Headed Snake

The video discusses a unique two-headed snake found in Africa, highlighting its feeding habits and behavioral traits. Each head eats separately, and they often struggle to coordinate their movements, with the left head usually prevailing. The video explores the concept of 'double trouble' and questions the idea that two heads are better than one.

Where is the two-headed snake primarily found?

• Australia

• Asia

• Africa

• South America

What is unique about the feeding habits of the two-headed snake?

• They do not eat at all

• One head feeds the other

• Each head eats its own meal

• Both heads share the same meal

What happens when the meal gets past the throat of the two-headed snake?

• The snake regurgitates the meal

• The heads stop eating

• The meal is shared

• The heads continue to eat separately

What is a potential challenge for the two-headed snake?

• Sleeping

• Shedding skin

• Deciding which direction to go

• Finding food

Which head tends to win in the tug of war between the two heads?

• The left head

• The right head

• Both heads

• Neither head