Thread: A five headed snake found in Kukke Subramanya, Near Bangalore, Karnataka
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Old 14-03-2011, 07:53 AM
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Default Re: A five headed snake found in Kukke Subramanya, Near Bangalore, Karnataka
hahahaha acha i'll gave you proof. Mujay apni cable per pura bharoosa ha.

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Thus, the supposed five-headed snake shown in these images represent nothing more than the fairly amateurish "photoshopping" work of some unknown prankster. The hoax photographs have circulated widely in India, perhaps accelerated by the fact that a five-headed snake god known as Nagaraja is part of that nation's cultural and religious heritage.
The occurrence of animals, including snakes, with more than one head is not uncommon. The condition is known as Polycephaly. However, while bicephalic (two-headed) or tricephalic (three headed) animals have been well-documented, there are no credible reports of animals with more than three heads. Animals with more than three heads abound in mythology, but do not exist in the real world.
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