Next week, the World Aquarium at the St. Louis City Museum hopes to exhibit -- running through Sept. 5 -- the most two-headed animals in display. The Aquarium officials hope that the exhibit will prompt the creation of a Guinness World Record.
a two headed albino rat snake
So far, the aquarium has lined up 10 two-headed snakes and turtles, including its rare albino two-headed rat snake. The other nine animals are owned by Fred Lally of West Fork, Ark. The head count would rise to 22, if a local reptile dealer with a two-headed snake adds his to the exhibit!
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