Meet Indy: The World's Only Two-Headed Boa Constrictor Snake

The video introduces Indy, a rare two-headed boa constrictor, owned by Robert Shapiro. Born on July 4th, Indy is confirmed by Bronx Zoo herpetologists as the first of its kind. While the second head has a nervous system, it cannot eat or breathe independently. Experts are optimistic about Indy's growth, predicting it could reach four meters in length and weigh 30 kilograms.

What is the name of the two-headed boa constrictor?

• Indy

• Leo

• Rex

• Max

Where was Indy born?

• Wildlife Conservation Park

• Bronx Zoo

• Shapiro's Animal Rescue Centre

• National Snake Sanctuary

What makes Indy unique compared to other snakes?

• It can fly

• It is the first known two-headed boa constrictor

• It is the largest snake in the world

• It has a unique color pattern

What can the second head of Indy do?

• Sing

• Flick its tongue and look around

• Eat and breathe

• Swim

What is the potential length Indy could reach if it grows well?

• Five meters

• Four meters

• Three meters

• Two meters